Australia
Teenager Pleads Guilty to Hacking Apple Multiple Times
Over the course of a year he repeatedly hacked into Apple's servers and stole around 90GB of data because he admired the company. Apple states no customers were affected by the breaches of its security.
Why This Entrepreneur Jumped Into Making Olive Oil, Despite Knowing It Would Take Years to Get off the Ground
Rob McGavin is the co-founder of Cobram Estate, which is loved in its native Australia and now on the shelves of thousands of U.S. stores.
Tesla Will Create a 'Virtual Power Plant' With 50,000 Australian Homes
The solar-based project promises to stabilize power and lower prices.
All it Took Was One Taste, and Now This Former Designer Is Living a Booze Industry Dream
Tom Baker co-founded coffee liqueur maker Mr. Black, which is now sold nationally in Australia and the U.K. and parts of the U.S.
Alphabet Is Working With an Australian Company to Deliver Burritos by Drone
Project Wing falls under Division X of Alphabet's holding company dedicated to so-called 'moonshot' projects.
Tesla Is Making the World's Largest Lithium Ion Battery for Australia
Elon Musk offered to fix South Australia's power problem in 100 days. Australia decided to let him try.
Volvo's Self-Driving Cars Confused by Kangaroos in Australia
Volvo's self-driving cars use the ground as a reference point for distance, and the kangaroo's hopping makes it hard to determine how far away they are.
Australia's Tech Boom-erang
New tax rebates and a highly skilled workforce have made Australia the Oz for tech startups.
Craig Wright Will Not Give Further Evidence He's Bitcoin's Creator
'I do not have the courage. I cannot,' Wright wrote in a blog post.
Australian Man Tells BBC He Created Bitcoin, Skepticism Remains
Tech entrepreneur Craig Wright told the news organization that he is the man behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.
Why the Most American Fast-Food Chain Is Using Australia as Its Testing Ground
Australia is succeeding with a 'very un-McDonald's' approach to fast food.
Unfriending a Colleague on Facebook Now Constitutes Workplace Bullying in Australia
Australia's Fair Work Commission ruled that a boss who unfriended her colleague was acting unreasonably.
