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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned in the wake of an affair with a businesswoman alleged to be a Chinese spy. Follow live updates. afr.com/politics/federal/aus…
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Low-intensity zone two workouts are surging in popularity. But some sports scientists say the physiological benefits for casual exercisers may be overstated. afr.com/life-and-luxury/heal…
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A Coalition win is the sensible bet for the upcoming Victorian election. But as political strategist Toby Ralph writes, "Sensible bets are why bookmakers can afford waterfront homes." afr.com/politics/five-reason…
A government that cannot control its spending should think carefully before reaching further into the savings of people trying to build a future, writes investment manager Geoff Wilson. afr.com/policy/economy/i-m-s…
The UN climate summit has brought Antalya to a standstill, with delegates braving a three-hour commute to reach a venue featuring a $32,000 coffee stand and a man dubbed 'Sustaina Claus'. afr.com/policy/foreign-affai…
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Phil Coorey and Sumeyya Ilanbey on Labor’s coming reckoning in Victoria, the test for One Nation and what it means for Anthony Albanese and Chris Minns. afr.com/politics/they-call-i…
A flat 40 per cent discount on non-property assets is far better for investment, risk-taking and productivity than indexation plus the Innovative Business CGT concession, writes @spenderallegra. afr.com/policy/economy/stop-…
The world’s biggest EV maker has apologised after an assembly error resulted in front and rear wheel rims being fitted in reverse. afr.com/world/asia/byd-apolo…
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The bank’s underpayments, which have affected 66,000 workers, represent the biggest wage shortfall in the banking industry to date. afr.com/work-and-careers/wor…
Sean Kelly, who chairs the European Parliament’s delegation for relations with Australia, says free trade talks have reached a now-or-never moment. afr.com/world/europe/eu-warn…
Nvidia might remain the world’s dominant chipmaker even without Jensen Huang at the helm, but as Chanticleer writes, his forced exit could prompt an industry-wide reckoning. afr.com/chanticleer/huang-s-…
Aware Super billed members $46 million in marketing and sponsorship costs last year, raising fresh questions over whether big advertising deals deliver genuine benefits. afr.com/companies/financial-…
Some local investors are cutting their exposure to Nvidia after revelations that chief executive Jensen Huang had two affairs, including with a suspected Chinese spy. afr.com/world/north-america/…
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Treasury’s pre-election budget update forecasts Victoria’s cash deficit to reach $33 billion over the next four years. afr.com/politics/growth-down…
A former CFMEU organiser has recounted how he was tasked with helping a bikie secure a job at a taxpayer-funded building project on his release from prison. afr.com/work-and-careers/wor…
Labor insiders say the relationship between Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese shifted after the treasurer was forced to water down his proposed Division 296 tax. afr.com/politics/federal/buc…
Nvidia's board is considering ousting chief executive Jensen Huang after reports that he had an affair with the chipmaker's vice president of healthcare.
Read on our live blog: afr.com/politics/federal/aus…
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The corporate regulator alleges that the country's biggest bank overcharged business customers roughly $8.5 million in fees. afr.com/companies/financial-…
With Jess Wilson criss-crossing Victoria in her bid to become premier, the former prime minister has been called on to pick up the slack in her home electorate. afr.com/rear-window/tony-abb…
