| Hi John,
A number of large multinational technology companies operating in Australia, including IBM, Acer, Vodafone, Dimension Data and many others paid no tax in the 2014-15 financial year, figures released by the Australian Taxation Office show.
After being denied the right to collectively bargain with other banks, the Commonwealth Bank has attempted, on its own, to break the impasse with Apple over Apple Pay, by offering to pay the tech firm for use of its payment infrastructure.
Australians may be eager to purchase goods in cyberspace but they have been slow to embrace online grocery shopping, with the vast majority still preferring their weekly trip to the supermarket, according to newly published research.
One of Australia’s largest mutual banks, the Teachers Mutual Bank, is set to introduce introduce shared services to its business that it claims will change the way the mutual banking sector does business, as well as boosting operational collaboration in the sector.
A Turkish hacker who goes by the handle Mehmet has created what appears to be a game, wherein he awards points and hacking software as prizes to fellow hackers who participate in a DDoS game. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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