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Formula One racing is quickly evolving into a strong metaphor for an industrialised internet. F1 racing teams are putting pressure-cooker data analytics through its paces and other industries should pay attention.

ResMed takes a hit after earnings miss analysts predictions and Transfield gets a boost after offloading its WorleyParsons stake.

If network charges are turned back into fixed charges that can only be avoided by disconnecting from the grid, then installing PV will not reduce your network charges, just your power charge.

Canadian diary giant increases takeover tilt by $1 a share, offers wins unanimous backing from WCB board.

ResMed takes a hit after earnings miss analysts predictions and Transfield gets a boost after offloading its WorleyParsons stake.

Down south, where the bearded men live, innovation abounds. And commercial solar is no exception - with a clever program paving the way for the sector's surge.

A $13 billion fine from the US Justice Department over dodgy mortgages is the latest blow to JPMorgan's reputation as a well-run bank. CEO Jamie Dimon has emerged unscathed but for how long?

A violent viral video has forced Facebook to walk the fine line between freedom of speech and censorship, highlighting three key dilemmas the social network faces in running its service.

Google's tiny Chromecast stick promises easy access to Netflix, but is it worth the hassle of shipping one to Australia?

One-time high growth tech stocks like Cisco and Apple are starting to look a little like perfect fodder for value investors. Their products are becoming commoditised and their price/earnings ratios are underperforming the broader market.

Mackenzie still sees potash offering BHP high returns, Nasser eyes Asian growth.

Top staff at two Leighton units accused of plotting to steal, leak information.

Local market expected to be little changed despite gains on global bourses.

Local currency softens after release of weak economic indicators from Europe.

US stocks boosted by upbeat Chinese data, upbeat earnings as S&P gains for sixth time in seven sessions.

Jotters wonder if Wesfarmers' disappointing results point to a problem at the top with one arguing the proof will be in the Christmas sales pudding.