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Musk’s latest post is a climbdown by the billionaire who triggered a public feud with the president by attacking his signature spending bill last week.

LIV Golf’s spending spree has seemingly come to an end, but the PGA Tour is chipping in record purses, helping the sport’s 10 top earners score $612 million over the past year.

Qantas will close Jetstar Asia, the group’s Singapore-based low-cost subsidiary amid rising costs and intensified competition in the region.

Lame, an Italian citizen, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorities in Las Vegas over the weekend.

Apple’s next iPhone operating software, iOS 26, has just been announced. Its many updates include changes to the Phone app. Alongside new design, it includes two new features which attack two of the worst things about phones: scam calls and the dreaded hold music.

Australian counter-drone tech firm DroneShield is setting up shop in Europe as demand for modern warfare defence systems surges.

The Indonesian immigrant, former figure skater and early Facebook investor is America’s first and only billionaire female venture capitalist.

Musk has called to “kill” Trump’s policy bill, criticizing the legislation as “massive, outrageous” and “pork-filled.”

Australia’s largest residential battery automation product already captures 40% of the growing domestic market. Amber is also looking to provide wholesale energy pricing efficiency in the UK and Europe.

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.