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Australia
Popular greyhound racing track to make way for new homes
Video: Popular greyhound racing track to make way for new homes Popular greyhound racing track will make way for new…
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UK
UK campaigners condemn ‘creepy’ digital billboards that can track viewers’ responses | Privacy
Digital billboards, which can film viewers’ reactions to adverts, have been installed in hundreds of apartment blocks in a move…
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USA
Berkshire Hathaway is on track to lag behind the S&P 500 in Buffett’s last year as CEO
(This is the Warren Buffett Watch newsletter, news and analysis, covering all things Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway. You can…
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Canada
City of Montreal | The new mayor puts her priorities on track
Tackling homelessness. Better manage construction sites. Integrate artificial intelligence. Add cameras to the streets. The new mayor of Montreal, Soraya…
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USA
‘We will track you down’
A 29-year-old British man from Leeds was sentenced to 10 months in prison following his conviction. 13 illegal waste dumpsIn…
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USA
SoftBank plunges over 10% as Asia markets track Wall Street’s stunning reversal in AI stocks
A woman uses her cell phone as she passes the logo of Japan’s telecommunications giant SoftBank on December 25, 2013…
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Australia
EPA to not assess Burswood race track plan
The Environmental Protection Authority has decided not to consider the state government’s proposed sports complex at Burswood; This reflects his…
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Australia
Solid returns on track despite tech jitters and interest rate doubts
Wall Street has significantly outperformed the Australian market this year; The S&P 500 is up about 12 per cent since…
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USA
Microsoft unveils Agent 365 to help companies control, track AI agents
Judson Althoff, CEO of Microsoft’s business business and then resident of Microsoft North America, speaks during We Day at KeyArena…
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Australia
Data government will track to measure success of social media ban
The experiences of thousands of Australian teenagers will be tracked as part of the government’s assessment of whether the “world-first”…
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