Telstra to list Autohome on New York Stock Exchange
Telstra will list Chinese car sales website Autohome on the New York Stock Exchange. The website is one of Telstra’s strategic investments in Asia.
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Holiday gift guide 2013: Audio gear
Music has been a part of human existence throughout history, but digital technology has made it accessible 24/7. The equipment for listening to digital recordings anywhere, anytime just keeps getting better -- and, more to the point for this story, it makes a killer holiday gift.
Long shot? Apple's could grow Mac share to 20%
Apple has a shot at growing the Mac's share of all personal computers even as total shipments of desktops and notebooks continue to contract, an analyst argued today.
IBM declines to comment on further job cuts
IBM Australia has declined to confirm a report on the ABC News website claiming that the company was likely to cut more local jobs in early 2014.
In brief: NT education department signs with NEC
NEC has won a half-decade ICT contract with the NT government's Department of Education.
Now enter Lenovo as a potential BlackBerry suitor
The list of reported parties interested in buying BlackBerry is growing, and now includes Lenovo Group, according to unnamed sources speaking to the Wall Street Journal.
In brief: NAB launches P2P mobile banking app
NAB has taken the wraps off a new mobile app for Android and iPhone handsets. The new Flik app enables peer-to-peer payments including through email, social-networking site Facebook, in-app generate QR codes and NFC.
Aussies using free Wi-Fi, Web at work to avoid bill shock
We spend five weeks every year using our employer’s Internet connection for personal reasons, access free Wi-Fi whenever possible and even use our friends’ phones to satisfy our data addictions and avoid bill shock.
SubPartners taps TE SubCom for APX-West
SubPartners, the company headed by Bevan Slattery, founder of PIPE Networks and NextDC, has signed a system supply contract with New Jersey-based TE SubCom for the APX-West undersea cable.
NextDC reveals growth in DC services, seeks $60 million
ASX-listed data centre provider NextDC (ASX:NXT) has been placed in a trading holding as it makes a capital-raising announcement. The company this morning released its annual results, revealing a 632 per cent increase in revenue from data centre services to $9 million (out of total revenue of $36.2 million).
Windows 8 share growth slows
Windows 8's user share growth slowed significantly last month, hinting at further trouble for the struggling operating system, new statistics from an analytics company showed today.
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Slattery prepares to exit NextDC board
Bevan Slattery is preparing to exit NextDC board at the data centre operator's annual general meeting. Slattery founded the company in May 2010.
Stephen Conroy quits following Gillard leadership loss
Stephen Conroy, the minister for broadband, communications and the arts, has confirmed his resignation following the departure of Julia Gillard as the Australian prime minister and Labor leader today ( 26 June).
Telstra to deliver IaaS cloud in Asia, UK
Telstra will begin delving infrastructure-as-a-service to customers in Asia and the United Kingdom.