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Sunday 28 August 2016

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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Where all the cheap apartments will be, soon. Why you should invest in North Korea, now. And what's Thor been up to while waiting for his next call-up from Tony Stark?
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6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning

Stocks were a little lower but bonds and the US dollar rose after a one-two punch from Fed chair Janet Yellen and her deputy Stanley Fischer put the chance of a September meeting rate rise on the table.
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Microsoft is trying harder to silence internet haters

The internet is undoubtedly one of most important technical advances ever, but it's not always a very nice place. Microsoft wants to change that.
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We're getting a glimpse of the real Uber — and it's a big surprise

Uber had been untouchable. The $69 billion ride-hailing company was like an invasive species, planting itself in cities throughout the world and forever changing how people get around.
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What it's like to win a $1m auction for Apple's 'unicorn' computer

When the first Apple computer went on sale in 1976, it retailed for $US666.66. On Thursday, one of the early Apple-1 computers sold for $US815,000 ($1.07 million) at auction.
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A woman with schizophrenia told us what it's really like to live with incurable hallucinations

When Rachel Star Withers was a child she saw demons everywhere. That was how she understood the spectres that flitted through her room at night, moved things around, and made faces at her from the branches of trees.
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A tweet from Kim Kardashian about this startup caused its servers to 'shut down'

The first tweet by Kardashian about the app, which was posted on May 1, resulted in "so many calls ... that actually our servers shut down for a bit."
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3 things this CEO learned from Salesforce after selling his startup for $80 million

When Alex Bard sold his last startup Assistly for $80 million to Salesforce, he said a big reason he took the offer was to get a chance to work closely with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff.

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