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The UK’s $100 billion fintech disruptor takes aim at Australia’s big four banks

Revolut, a UK fintech last valued at US$75 billion ($104 billion), has been approved to operate banking services in Australia. It plans to spend “nearly” $400 million to win over the local market.

  • By Daniel Van Boom
  • Business Journalist

Apple briefly unseats Nvidia as world’s largest company

The iPhone maker is once again the world’s largest company by market value.

  • By Ty Roush
  • Forbes Staff

Exclusive: Canva’s billionaire cofounders reveal next step in plan to give away vast majority of their fortune

In an interview with Forbes, the design software giant’s CEO Melanie Perkins discusses her and husband Cliff Obrecht’s latest philanthropic initiative.

  • By Madhulika Pathak

Can’t get a piece of OpenAI or Anthropic? There’s a booming secondary market for their swag

You might not be able to get in on the IPO, but you can still get the hoodie. With AI startups like OpenAI and Anthropic in private hands, people are paying $250 for used sweatshirts on eBay to cosplay proximity to Silicon Valley’s money machine.

  • By Anna Tong

Anthropic, OpenAI, Google respond to Albanese’s AI announcement

Prime Minister Albanese was emphatic in today’s AI address that Australian writers, musicians, artists and journalists will retain copyright to their works. Here is how Anthropic and OpenAI responded.

  • By Shivaune Field
  • Business Journalist

OpenAI’s first consumer device will be a smart speaker

The AI companion will mark OpenAI’s first physical device.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

IBM shares crashed 25% in worst day ever. Here’s why

“What played out was worse than our expectations,” CEO Arvind Krishna warned investors.

  • By Ty Roush
  • Forbes Staff
Sharon AI co-founder and chief executive James Manning. Image: Supplied

Australia doesn’t need copyright change to win data centre billions, AI boss says

Copyright law has become the central flashpoint of Australia’s AI and data centre policy. Sharon AI chief executive James Manning says no changes are needed.

  • By Daniel Van Boom
  • Business Journalist
Quantum computing

AI is hitting new limits. This tech may hold the solution

Opinion: As AI hits an infrastructure wall, quantum technologies could help Australia seize its next big tech opportunity, argues Petra Andrén.

  • By Petra Andren - Contributor

Meta overtakes Tesla in market value. Here’s why both stocks are still tanking

Shares of both companies have fallen at least 8% since the start of the year.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV
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