$900 million Powerball jackpot: Here’s what you need to know
Following yet another failed jackpot, the US Powerball total has rocketed to US$900 million (AUD$1.31 billion).
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Carlos Alcaraz stuns Novak Djokovic in epic Wimbledon Final
Up-and-coming Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz defeated Serbian tennis great Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon men’s singles final Sunday, thwarting Djokovic’s bid to secure a 24th Grand Slam title and fifth Wimbledon win in a row.
Powerball hits $1.31 billion—here’s how much the winner would actually take home after taxes
The Powerball jackpot has climbed to an estimated $US900 million—the seventh largest in U.S. history—after no ticket matched all six numbers drawn on Saturday, the lottery said, but because of taxes, the winner of the next jackpot will take home significantly less.
Europe swelters as dangerous heatwave sparks warnings across Italy, Spain and Germany
The European Space Agency warned temperatures could surpass the continent’s previous record of nearly 120 degrees.
Last minute appeal to kill historic $69 billion Microsoft-Activision deal is denied – here’s what it means
Microsoft still needs to satisfy U.K. regulators to finally close the deal.
Fast-Fashion giant Shein’s rise built on ‘systematic’ IP theft, new lawsuit claims
Three artists allege that Shein is using an automated software approach to design that both intentionally and unintentionally copies the work of human designers.
Everything you need to know about NASA
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Michele Bullock to become RBA’s first female governor
Former RBA deputy governor, Michele Bullock, has been named as the first female Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, replacing Philip Lowe.
Twitter and Elon Musk face $736 million lawsuit for allegedly refusing severance for fired employees
Twitter and Elon Musk were hit by a proposed class action lawsuit Wednesday, alleging the company refused to pay employees severance after Musk’s mass layoffs.
Why getting employees back into the office could be driving them out of the company
A recent survey by Gartner HR has revealed that financial stress is worse than ever for Australian employees – so why are they more likely to leave their jobs?