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The 10 most important things in the world right now Hello! Here's what's happening on Wednesday.

The 50 cent options trader who bets on market volatility says a financial 'earthquake' is coming The fund says February's stock selloff is likely to be a tremor and a bigger financial "earthquake" is only months away.

Australians are nervous about their finances as stocks and house prices fall Volatility in global stocks and falling house prices are taking a toll on Australian households.

Sydney's apartment building boom is hitting new highs even as prices start to fall There could well be further declines to come.

Mark Zuckerberg survived 5 hours of relentless questioning from Congress -- here's what you need to know He didn't really screw up. This time, at least.

Confidential documents reveal just how much everyone changed their minds on Sydney's $2 billion stadia saga The government has changed its mind four times on its plans but now the Premier says they've 'done their homework' to reach a final decision.

Qantas is selling its catering business to an Emirates subsidiary Under the deal, dnata will supply catering for Qantas flights for an initial period of 10 years, and Qantas will continue to work with key suppliers in menu design and development.

This Australian entrepreneur runs a successful business and travels with his family for 4 months every year -- here's how he does it You could do it too.

Father of virtual reality: Facebook and Google are dangerous 'behaviour-modification empires' resulting from a tragic mistake All of the troubles surrounding Facebook and Google can be traced back to a mistake.

7 of the best deals you can get from Shopstyle Australia's 24-hour Shopsale event Grab a bargain.

15 of the best bacon and egg rolls in Sydney Is there anything better than a bacon and egg roll with a coffee to kick off your morning?

Cult kitchen gadget business Thermomix has been fined $4.6 million over misleading conduct The company issued a recall but continued to maintain its product was safe, which the court found misled consumers again.

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