10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Trump unveils "the biggest tax cut" in US history. US Navy SEALs may or may not be approaching North Korea. Skyscrapers built in giant trees. And how to make pots of cash.

You can buy a piece of this Sydney flat for $57

The fintech startup that's helping people locked out of the red-hot Australian real estate market has just purchased a new property that allows investments as low as $57.

Malcolm Turnbull is forcing Australia's gas producers to curb local prices

Prime minister Malcolm Turnbull is taking on the country's gas producers as part of his plan to tackle the rising gas prices for Australian consumers due to domestic shortages.

'You terrify me': TED speakers duke it out over a plan to release massive amounts of chalk into the atmosphere

At TED, a conference about big ideas attended by tech luminaries, it was inevitable that geoengineering -- changing the earth's atmosphere - would pop up.

An urban designer explains why self-driving cars will only make life worse

Peter Calthorpe isn't interested in the wonder of self-driving cars picking kids up from school or fetching couch potatoes their fast food order.

The pope now owns a pair of Air Jordans

The University of Michigan football team is in the midst of a one-week trip to Italy where they are taking in the local culture, history, and even playing some paintball.

Justin Trudeau on working with Trump: 'He is a little bit unlike many politicians'

Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, spoke about working with President Donald Trump in next week's cover story of Bloomberg Businessweek.

Here's your first look at the newest 'Call of Duty' game, set during World War II

Every year, a new "Call of Duty" game comes out -- it's an annual franchise, like "Madden" and "FIFA," except it's a first-person shooter instead of a sports game.

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