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Instagram No Longer Available to iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch Only; To be Released as Android App
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Glencore Bids $5.2 Billion for Canadian Grain Company
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Management Changes at Westpac
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Qantas Contractor Averts Brisbane Airport Workers Labour Problem With New Wage Offer
The potentially damaging labour dispute in Brisbane Airport has been solved after Qantas demanded a contractor, BCS Infrastructure Support, to sort out the problem. Latest report said BCS offered electricians, baggage support staff and mechanical fitters belonging to the Electrical Trades Union (ETU) higher pay.
iOS 5.1 Now Available on iTunes: Does It Really Fix Battery Bug?
It has been a busy week for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), the world's most valuable tech company. On Wednesday, it unveiled its next generation iPad, which features a higher-resolution display, a new processor, and support for high-speed 4G LTE data networks.
Facebook Counts 6-B Aussie Hits in 2011, Flags More Opportunities for Brand Exposure in Social Media Sites
Australian users hooked on social media activities breached the six billion mark in 2011, according to a marketing report recently released by Internet research company Experian Hitwise.
ANZ Bank Hikes Fixed Home Interest Rate to 6.34%
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Qantas Talks With Malaysia Airlines for Premium Carrier Bogs Down
Embattled Australian flag carrier, Qantas, is back to square one after it stopped talks with Malaysia Airlines for a premium carrier in Kuala Lumpur. Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce explained the bog down of talks to failure of both airlines "to reach mutually agreeable commercial terms."
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Apple's 3rd Generation iPad: Was the Hype Worth It?
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The new iPad which was finally revealed last March 7, 2012 during an official Apple event changed the whole tablet war once again because of the specifications in the new iPad. Instead of calling it "iPad 3", Apple decided to just call name it as the "new iPad" and its improved specifications and features mean that Android tablets have to step up their game in order to compete with the new iPad.
New iPad to be Available in Australia Next Week But No 4G LTE
Apple recently released the new iPad last March 7, 2012 during Apple’s official event in San Francisco. Many people all over the world were anticipating the official information for this new iPad and Australia was no exception regarding this matter.
CBA, Optus Fined for Misleading Ads
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Santander Boosts Presence in AsPac with Opening of Sydney Branch
The Spanish bank Santander, which is also the largest lender in Europe, announced on Thursday that it opened its first branch in Sydney. The opening of its first Australian unit is seen as the bank's way of boosting its presence in the Asia-Pacific region.
Virgin, Tiger Seek Larger Slice of Australian Travel Market
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Chevy Volt named the European Car of the Year
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new iPad vs. iPad 2: Siri and Quad-Core Chip Missing in New Device
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Rio Tinto Shutters Smelter in Britain
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Coca-Cola Amatil cans Foster’s Spirits Purchase
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The looming news about the “big event” about Apple’s iPad 3 on March 7 got everyone excited about this new device. On other hand, other people were also busy comparing Apple's iPad 3 to other worthy tablets such as the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity 700.
Major Job Cuts Loom over Yahoo's Global Operations
Yahoo's woes continue to pile up and the latest difficulty is poised to hit the company's employees as reports emerged that newly-appointed chief executive Scott Thompson plans to axe thousands of workers soon.
ANZ Gets Renminbi Retail Licence
The China Banking Regulatory Commission gave a Retail Renminbi licence to the ANZ Bank, which is the first Australian bank to receive the licence.
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