10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Microsoft bought LinkedIn while no one was watching. The world mourns for Pulse. How to ripen a rock-hard avo in 10 minutes. And the world loses another great character actor.

Tesla is growing up, but it needs to toughen up, too

On the same day the company announced that its was reintroducing a cheaper version of its Model S sedan came reports that the automaker is under NHTSA scrutiny for nondisclosure agreements for off-warranty repairs.

Satya Nadella explains in a sentence the real reason he bought LinkedIn ... and Salesforce should be worried

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shocked and baffled the tech world Monday morning by announcing Microsoft was buying LinkedIn for a massive $26.2 billion or $196 per share, cash.

Facebook accidentally announced that the Philippines is at war

Have you ever screwed up at work so badly you accidentally declared a country was at war?

Goldman Sachs has been accused of hiring prostitutes to win business in Libya

Goldman Sachs hired prostitutes to win business from Libya's sovereign wealth fund, established by late-dictator Muammar Gaddafi, a UK court has been told.

REPORT: Orlando nightclub shooter visited club at least a dozen times before the attack

The man police say killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando on Sunday knew his territory well.

Here's how long it usually takes couples to get pregnant

Many women in their 20s and 30s assume that they can get pregnant whenever they want. And so, when the time is right and they decide to start trying for a baby, they typically figure that they will get pregnant right away.

These 5 apps could help you land your dream job

Whether you're fresh out of college or mid-career, searching for a job can be stressful. But luckily, there are a few apps that can make the process significantly easier.

Russia's air force may be falling apart

Literally, falling apart.

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