Millions of Qantas customers’ details hacked in cyber breach
A cyber incident hit one if its contact centres impacting customer data, the airline revealed.
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Virgin Australia’s second takeoff: How Bain rebuilt an airline from collapse to $2.5 billion
Bain Capital’s Mike Murphy reveals how the private equity firm transformed the flailing airline, and set it up to re-list on the ASX.
‘Just getting started’: Inside MONDAY founder Jaimee Lupton’s new $150 million Gen Alpha brand
Serial entrepreneur Jaimee Lupton, the brains behind MONDAY haircare (which brought in about $300 million in sales in 2024), has taken aim at Generation Alpha with body-care and fragrance brand DAISE. Now, that’s on track to become a US$100 million (AU$153 million) brand in its first year.
How are the world’s biggest airlines responding to US-Iran conflict?
Flight paths are shifting and cancellations are piling up as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Sydney startup’s lab-grown quail cleared for Aussie menus
Vow, the Sydney start-up behind a cultured quail parfait brand called Forged, has finally got its green light.
Canva to acquire Australian AI platform MagicBrief
Canva has announced its intention to acquire MagicBrief as the design juggernaut eyes a major platform expansion.
Lululemon signs 10-year deal with Aussie recycling start-Up Samsara Eco
Athleisure juggernaut Lululemon will source a significant portion of some its fabrics from Samsara Eco under a new 10-year offtake agreement.
Advanced AI models face ‘complete accuracy collapse’: Apple
New AI variants called large reasoning models face ‘a complete accuracy collapse’ beyond certain complexities, a new paper published by Apple researchers argues.
Qantas to close Jetstar Asia amid rising costs: ‘A very tough day’
Qantas will close Jetstar Asia, the group’s Singapore-based low-cost subsidiary amid rising costs and intensified competition in the region.
Australia’s quantum mastermind joins Tech Council
Michelle Simmons, CEO and founder of Silicon Computing (and former Australian of the Year), has joined the Tech Council of Australia on its board of directors.