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Boeing reportedly knew of software error on 737 Max for a year before telling airlines The Wall Street Journal reports that Boeing knew of a software error that prevented the correct functioning of an alert system on the 737 Max for over a year before notifying airlines and regulators.

The Australian dollar tumbles as Trump tweets threat to China The Australian dollar has fallen sharply upon the resumption of trade on Monday morning.

'Game of Thrones' season 8, episode 4 leaked early online like every other episode of the season The latest "Game of Thrones" episode leaked online, creating a minefield of spoilers for viewers looking forward to the season's fourth episode.

A plane engulfed in flames made an emergency landing at a major Moscow airport, and multiple people are dead Multiple people were killed and at least five were injured when a plane made an emergency landing at a major Moscow airport that ended in flames.

Trump threatens seismic shift in trade war with China, suggesting new tariffs on $325 billion worth of Chinese goods President Donald Trump threatened to dramatically escalate the trade war with China.

Facebook's effort to stop suicides by monitoring your posts reveals a worrisome gap between tech giants and healthcare experts Facebook has a suicide-monitoring tool that uses machine learning to identify posts that may indicate someone is at risk of killing themselves.

Australia needs to take advantage of China's love for our dairy and health products – before it's too late, economist says Australia needs to be careful how it responds to the daigou phenomena and be aware a change is on the horizon in how Chinese consumers buy overseas.

Kim Jong Un launched a barrage of rockets and missiles in an unexpected show of force North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered an impromptu strike exercise, during which his military launched a salvo of rockets and missiles.

'The Matrix' hit theatres 20 years ago. Many scientists and philosophers still think we're living in a simulation. The movie centres around the philosophical concept that our reality may not be real. The film's protagonist discovers that his world is a vast simulation run by hyper-intelligent AI.

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