86 400 has become the first Australian digital bank to offer home loans, launching into the market on Tuesday. The bank has revealed to Business Insider Australia that customers won't have to submit any physical documents and will be able to share their financial situation in just a few clicks.
First home buyers could pay higher interest rates under a government scheme that would allow them to buy with a deposit of just 5%, as the banks baulk at the mechanics.
For the first time, the Australian Communications and Media Authority will work with Australian internet providers to block illegal offshore gambling websites.
Qantas plans to cut its net carbon emissions to zero by 2050. As part of its goal, the airline is doubling the number of flights being carbon offset and capping its emissions from 2020 onwards.
Average house sizes have been shrinking in Australia to now be at their lowest point since the turn of the century, according to the latest CommSec report.
Jefferies upgraded its price target for Tesla to $US400 from $US300, reflecting expectations of higher earnings and an improved balance sheet, according to a Monday note from analyst Philippe Houchois.
For the past 10-plus years, Apple has made billions of dollars by manufacturing and selling the iPhone. With smartphone sales plateauing, Apple has been looking toward the next decade - and reports indicate that Apple's "next big thing" is smart glasses.
Insider rounded up the most beautiful places in the US, based on our own travel rankings as well as those of other publications. Notable destinations include the Pacific Coast Highway, Lake Tahoe, and Central Park.
Dark Mode, which inverts a smartphone's display to a predominantly black background, was a highly anticipated addition to Apple'siOS 13 release in September.
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