Intel reported second-quarter revenue of US$12.9 billion ($19.6 billion), beating analysts’ estimate of US$11.9 billion and ending a four-quarter streak of sales declines.

The world's largest consumer tech company is pushing back on laws requiring it to open up its 'walled garden'.

A wave of global court rulings is redefining climate risk, with growing legal pressure on governments and corporates to act, ...

Australia's National Reconstruction Fund has invested $150 million in venture capital firm Brandon Capital in a bid to stop ...

The headcount expansion underscores a period of significant growth and investment by TikTok in its Australian operation over ...

Thailand scrambled F-16 fighter jets to bomb Cambodian targets after artillery and rocket fire from both sides killed at ...

Applications for US unemployment benefits fell for a sixth straight week, dropping by 4,000 to a seasonally adjusted 217,000 for the week ended 19 July, the lowest level since April.

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has brushed off concerns about the recent unemployment rate rise and has flagged that ...

A collective of 27 of the nation's biggest business lobby groups, research institutes and professional organisations is recommending the government undertake a holistic review of the tax system and ...

The Productivity Commission is primed to recommend the government implement a suite of changes to bolster productivity, ...

Auto parts supplier Bapcor has warned investors that its second-half trading performance was "below" expectations as the company suffered "weaker sales results" than anticipated during the period.

Heavyweight shareholders failed to compel Macquarie to step up its climate disclosures, but their protest vote suggests the Trump-driven backlash against ESG has not reached Australia.