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In a bold move, comparable to what Tesla did for the automotive industry, Van Gelder ended up chucking traditional greenhouse design and revolutionizing their construction from the ground up. The result was the AGT Hybrid Greenhouse, a sleek, eco-friendly, tech-savvy, multi-use structure and the only one of its kind that can be used outside the industrial zone.

Have you ever asked yourself why Australian individuals and teams are so good at sport?

Telco CEO Allen Lew has reportedly given employees an ultimatum after receiving 35 percent surge in complaints.

The Internet giant has allegedly fired 48 people, including 13 senior managers over the last two years.

Blockchain isn’t just a disruptive technology, but a radical change in the way the world works.

One couple in the US has a solution to the problem, and they are hoping to bring it to Australia.

Ozwear Connection has paid a total of $25,200 in penalties following complaints issued by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

Smart Cannabis Corp., a holding company, recently announced the sale of its new-to-the-market Multi-Spectrum Grow Lights.

Amazon Australia has started stocking up on pantry items.

The consumer version of Google+ will be shut down soon.

Is it act of malicious stupidity or evil genius? The strawberry sabotage crisis is no doubt hurting individual growers in the short term, but in the long term it may prove a huge win for the industry.

Apple Inc and Amazon.com were forced to deny that they were among the victims of an extreme Chinese espionage operation on Thursday.

Chocolate café Max Brenner Australia has gone into voluntary administration.

Pacton will effectively acquire Arrow’s remaining 49 percent interest, with the consideration of US$1 million (AU$1.39 million) cash and two million in common shares.

The Trump White House has endured a lot of bad publicity in its short lifespan, but recent disclosures may be among the worst.

Retail sector casuals will see their Saturday pay increase to 150 percent over the next three years.

Telstra has returned $9.3 million to 72,000 customers who were billed without their knowledge or consent under its Premium Direct Billing (PDB) third-party billing service.

The ABC’s former chairman, Justin Milne, has propelled himself from obscurity to infamy in just four days.

Woolworths has allegedly been selling expiring breastfeeding vitamins.

The company will be rolling out a few features that will make contacting emergency operators easier and faster in the coming weeks.

The acquisition is the latest in the soft drink giant’s move to deliver healthier products.

Woolworths and Coles have announced a temporary milk levy to help farmers affected by drought.

Like it or not, ride-hailing has become an established, regulated and accepted form of transportation in most of Canada’s largest cities.

Homeowners generally rely on insurance provided by the federal government to cover the costs of rebuilding their lives after a flood. We asked an insurance expert to explain the government program and its challenges.

Packed strawberries sold in Woolworths have been recalled after sewing needles were found in them.

In recent developments, many pet owners are using cannabidiol (CBD) products as a cure-all for their furry companions.

The gaming industry is big business in the U.S., contributing an estimated US$240 billion to the economy each year, while generating $38 billion in tax revenues and supporting 17 million jobs.

Trouble-ridden Theranos Inc is closing down, according to a new report.