10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Did Trump out an ISIS source to the Russians? Hackers stole a new Disney movie. What Bill Gates would study if he were a student now. And it's not looking good for British foxes.

Lyft has finally matched one of Uber's big advantages with drivers by launching a new, standalone driving app

In the ride-hailing battle between Lyft and Uber, Lyft is generally perceived as the more driver-friendly company. But Lyft has trailed Uber in one important area - offering drivers a dedicated app to help them get their jobs done.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning

Oil!

Why Sydney startup Shippit knocked back more than half of its $5 million series A offer

Australian logistics management software startup Shippit has secured $2.2 million in series A funding, with an eye on expanding into Asia. But it could have been more.

Facebook execs got Mark Zuckerberg a meat cake for his birthday

It's not immediately clear why Facebook's executive team would think that meat, of all possible things, would make the perfect shape for a cake.

Tesla's business model could be in trouble

Over the past few years, as its sales and stock have risen, Tesla's core business model has been shifting.

Google DeepMind may have received millions of NHS patient records through a 'legally inappropriate' deal

Let's think a bit more before handing all our health details over to the giant AI machine.

A 13-year-old home school student just won $20,000 in a maths competition on ESPN -- see if you can answer the winning question

Thirteen-year-old Luke Robitaille was named the 2017 Raytheon Mathcounts National Champion, beating a field of 224 to take home the top prize.

The gender wage gap gets a lot of attention, but another metric is even more disconcerting

It's an interesting time to be a woman.

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