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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia The case for "unscientific" online polls. Why everyone waiting for the fintech revolution is suddenly watching the ASX. And why you might actually be dying faster on the Paleo diet.

Here's how the next wave of tech advances will transform small business in Australia

The three biggest questions about how marijuana affects athletic performance As more and more states have made the decision to legalise marijuana, we've started to get a more accurate picture of how people use cannabis. Among a number of fascinating revelations, this stands out. a number of people use marijuana to fuel workouts.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Deutsche Bank's woes went global overnight with reports clients are moving money away from the firm, knocking stocks and risk appetite lower.

5 scientifically verified ways to appear more attractive We looked at a handful of studies from universities and scientists from around the world and the results are in.

REID: Trump is 'the monster Republicans built. He is their Frankenstein monster' Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid on Thursday skewered his Republican colleagues.

A Facebook chief talks about why Zuckerberg's famous 'Will you resign?' email was actually inspirational Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg sent the entire workforce an email in 2010 with the subject line "Will you resign?" after an employee leaked some ultra-sensitive company information.

China has the markets totally fooled After an incredibly volatile start to the year, analysts and economists all over the world believe that the Chinese economy has stabilised.

South Australia's storm blackout has turned into a really ugly fight over renewable energy The devastation wrought across South Australia on Wednesday night was ignored yesterday in favour of a bitter political fight over the state's renewable energy policy.

What 5 successful business leaders wish they'd known about money in their 20s Dealing with finances can be difficult at any age, but your relationship with money in your 20s is particularly memorable -- and often fraught with mistakes.

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