Vodafone owner TPG Telecom has become the first Australian company to announce it has banned employees using China’s low-cost artificial intelligence model DeepSeek.

Its offer of A$65 million for the Australian digital investing platform trumps those of its rivals. Read more at straitstimes.com.

China’s retaliation at US tariffs have caused great upset to the Australian markets despite a promising trading day.

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Australian startups raised $4 billion in venture capital during 2024, demonstrating resilience despite market challenges.

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Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 looks set to end the trading week on a positive note and potentially a fresh record.

The class action addresses allegations of improperly compensating employees, particularly when it comes to overtime and breaks.