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Elon Musk to integrate artificial intelligence startup xAI with social media platform X
Musk also said xAI released its first AI model, a bot named Grok, after making it available to all X Premium+ subscribers on Friday.
Origin Energy suitors put another $1.2 billion on the table
Brookfield/EIG have raised their offer for Australia’s biggest energy retailer, from $8.91 a share to $9.53 a share, in a bid to get the blockbuster takeover across the line.
Toyota Tried to Create a Tech Startup. Things Went Wrong Fast.
Toyota, the world’s biggest carmaker, launched a startup to help it become a leader in software and other cutting-edge tech. But getting a startup mentality to mesh with a decades-old automaker proved challenging. WSJ reporter River Davis joins host Zoe Thomas to explain what went wrong and how Toyota is trying to correct course. Photo: Edgar Su/REUTERS
Sales lift at Tony Galati’s Spudshed as rates, inflation hit shoppers
Tony Galati’s Spudshed empire has posted a big lift in sales as shoppers turn to the retailer amid rising cost of living pressures.
Rate hike looms as immigration delivers retail boost
A record spike in immigration has contributed to the biggest growth in retail turnover since January as the nation spent up big at department stores in September, increasing the odds that the Reserve Bank will be forced to lift interest rates next Tuesday.
Neale Prior: Don’t suffer buyer’s remorse! Here’s a few savvy shopping tricks to get what you want cheaper
Only about one-quarter of us can be bothered shopping around for the best price, which only adds to the big profits of Australian retailers. Here’s a few savvy shopping tricks to get yourself a bargain.
Ant Group removes small banks’ online deposit products from its platform as it toes the line with China’s new fintech rules
The move by the world’s largest fintech comes as a global regulatory backlash against Big Tech gathers pace.
Harvey Norman profit halves as consumers cut spending
One of the country’s largest retail chains, Harvey Norman, says pre-tax profits have almost halved in the September quarter as the cost of living crunch sees households with less money to spend on appliances, TVs, furniture and other gadgets.