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Qantas Dumps BlackBerry for iPhone, Android Handsets

Qantas Airways is set to become an Apple world, in large part, as the national carrier disclosed plans to replace the mobile handsets that were being used by company employees with iPhones, which emerged as the preferred smartphone in a recent Qantas internal survey.

McDonald’s to Hire 3,000 Youth Until Yearend

McDonald's announced on Wednesday that it will hire more than 3,000 young people throughout Australia until the yearend. The 3,000 will be added to the 90,000 people on the fast food chain's payroll, mostly performing crew tasks such as cooking burgers, taking orders, serving the meals and cleaning the stores.
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Sydney Trains No Longer A "No Reception" Area

People who are always experiencing a "no reception" problem when riding the Sydney train could now rejoice as network companies are now providing full high-speed 3G mobile broadband reception.

MS Office 15 Beta Released Today Plus Review

The beta version of the newest MS Office which is MS Office 15 has been released today. In this new version, additional and more improved features has been incorporated in order to make MS Office updated with today's growing market.

RBA July Minutes Hint Delays on Cash Rate Cutbacks

Major economic indicators showed that the country's current cash rate of 3.5 percent will hold in the aftermath of the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) board meet next month.

Billabong Hacked Usernames and Passwords: Still Visible Online

Billabong, a popular Australian clothing retailer, was a recent victim of online hacking wherein 35,000 of Billabong username and passwords were exposed online. Despite the hacking being exposed last week, the hacked usernames and passwords are still visibile online.

Hot Demands for Google's Nexus 7 Lead to Supply Shortage

They're selling like hotcakes, media reports said, as U.S. retailers, both online and physical stores, reported running out of stocks for the newly-shipped Google Nexus 7, indicating a rousing reception for the mini-tablet.

Microsoft Deploys Mobile Computing Features on New Office Version

Microsoft will soon retail its in-house tablet computer Surface and the company is making sure that the brick will be supported by its internal product lines, foremost of which is the hugely successful Microsoft Office productivity suit.

Fresh Road Map for Yahoo as it Taps Google Exec as New CEO

Yahoo is betting its fortunes on the proven talent of a former Google executive, Marissa Mayer, who for more than a decade has steered the internet giant's search division into the most successful web-based business in the world.

Australian Stock Market Report – Midday 7/17/2012

Yesterday the Australian share market improved for the second consecutive trading session and the market started off well this morning. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) opened 20 points higher, helped by gains in banking and insurance stocks. The mining sector was a little mixed ahead of major quarterly production numbers over the next 2 days and transport stocks also lower.

iPhone 4S vs. iPhone 5: To Buy or Not to Buy iPhone 5?

Apple's iPhone has been one of the top selling Apple devices in the world. The latest iPhone model which is iPhone 4S is one of the top-selling smartphones in the world. Recently, there are numerous reports stating that Apple is slated to release a new iPhone model which iPhone 5.

RBA: It's All About That GDP Result

By Greg Peel"Domestically, members noted that the March quarter national accounts data implied that the economy had had more momentum since mid 2011 than had previously been indicated".

Parallel Institutions Versus Globalisation

"Globalization" has been a buzzword for decades, but the word has competing definitions. It can refer to the reduction of barriers to trade and travel, which allows goods, ideas, and people to act as though the world is one free-flowing community. But it can also refer to the centralization of power into a nexus from which policy decisions are broadcast into all corners of the world.

Victoria Supreme Court Orders Lifting of Blockade at Coles Warehouse

It was an apparent empty victory for Toll Holdings, operator of the Somerton warehouse of Coles, even at it got an order from the Victoria Supreme Court on Monday. The court mandated the lifting of the blockade at the facility which has been ongoing for more than one week.

Technical Upside For Natural Gas

FNArena has added another video to its Investors Education section on the website. This week ATW's Jerry Simmons focuses on natural gas and the euro among a host of other topics.

Fire Traps 15 at New Zealand Gold Mine in Waihi

Fifteen New Zealand miners remain trapped in three refuge areas underground at a Newmont Waihi gold mine on Tuesday. The 15 are part of a group of 28 miners deployed at the site. Thirteen of the workers have escaped the blaze.

Is Windows 8 the Final Hope for PCs?

Microsoft has just unveiled its latest OS which is Windows 8. Windows 8 is set to officially arrive in the market by October, 2012 and experts are predicting that this would help the growth of the PC industry.

Top 5 New Features for iOS 6

The newest OS version from Apple which is iOS 6 is set to bring about new and additional features for different Apple devices. A preview of these new features were already showcased during the WWDC 2012.

Microsoft, NBC Formalises Demise of MSNBC

MSNBC is no more as Microsoft and American network NBC News formally severed their business ties, which more than a decade ago cost the software giant $US220 million for a 50 percent stake on the online news site.

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