Private jet prices soar for wealthy tourists desperate to leave Dubai
Demand for private jets out of the Middle East are surging as the wealthy look to escape the Middle East.
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When and where you can see the ‘blood moon’ in Australia tonight
A striking ‘blood moon’ will be visible across Australia tonight, 3rd March 2026, when the moon turns a deep copper red in the night sky.
Paramount merger could create streaming behemoth with 200 million subscribers
A plan by Paramount CEO David Ellison to combine Paramount+ and HBO Max into a single streaming service will allow nearly 8 million Americans currently paying for both services to drop a subscription, according to Antenna data.
Mark Zuckerberg closes on record-setting $170 million Miami mansion
Billionaire Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, closed on a $170 million mansion in Miami-Dade County’s “Billionaire Bunker” on Monday, setting a county-wide purchase price record, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
Google’s data centre buildout could top US$1 trillion
In an exclusive interview, Google’s new AI infrastructure chief says the tech giant has a “significant investment” planned. At current levels, Forbes projects it could be a very big number indeed.
The top 10 richest people in the world (March 2026)
The gap between the planet’s two wealthiest people has never been larger heading into the New Year.
Iran confirms Supreme Leader Khamenei was killed in US-Israel strikes
Trump said on Saturday that bombings will continue for “as long as necessary.”
5-under-25: Meet the agtech founders tackling farming’s biggest challenges
Ranging in age from 18 to 24, these five antipodeans are working to revolutionise the process of bringing food from farm to Aussie tables.
OpenAI raises $110 billion in latest round, valuing firm at US$730 billion
OpenAI announced a massive $110 billion investment round—vaulting the company at a $730 billion—thanks to funding from Amazon, NVIDIA and SoftBank, it announced Friday.
Instagram will alert parents if teens search for suicide, self-harm content
Meta is updating its child safety standards as countries across the globe consider social media bans for teenagers.