The law student reshaping how disadvantaged teens reach university
Three years ago, 21-year-old Phoebe Britten founded a national not-for-profit that’s reshaping access to education for young Australians: Inspire Tomorrow Education.
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From high school gamer to 8-billion-view content king: Meet Lachlan Power
With over 15 million subscribers on his YouTube channel (and more than five billion views), Lachlan Power might be an Australian gaming sensation, but that’s not all.
Four cofounders of popular AI coding tool Cursor are now billionaires
The startup nabbed a $29.3 billion valuation in a $2.3 billion funding round Thursday, minting its four 20-something founders as billionaires.
AI is running out of data. So, who benefits next?
Australia is running out of the human data that powers AI, and companies are already building systems to monetise the behavioural signals that remain. The risk is simple: institutions capture the value while consumers and the country miss out, writes Cam Partridge.
Naver to acquire crypto exchange giant Dunamu in $10 billion deal
Naver’s purchase of Dunamu is set to create a fintech heavyweight that offers everything from payments to crypto and stock trading.
Dozens dead, hundreds missing in raging Hong Kong high-rise fires
A fire at a residential complex in Hong Kong has killed at least 36 people and left nearly 300 missing, with bamboo scaffolding accelerating the spread of the blaze.
Campbell’s fires executive for alleged racist rant claiming company products are for ‘poor people’
The brand, known for its canned soups, called Martin Bally’s comments “vulgar, offensive and false.”
Google’s hot new AI coding tool was hacked a day after launch
A security researcher discovered a major flaw in the coding product, the latest example of companies rushing out AI tools vulnerable to hacking.
The unconventional start and irreverent style of Pizza guru Tom Gozney
In Forbes Talks Shop, we sit down with fascinating people to uncover the tools and rituals that power their success. This week we spoke with Tom Gozney.
Trump’s crypto cronies: They sent the president money—and got off easy
It took more than fame for Trump and his sons to build a crypto empire. They also got a lot of help from industry insiders, many of whom happened to need a hand from the president.