In August 2018, Apple stock hit an all time high of US$233.47, today it is 20% lower and it is unlikely to reach its August peak ever again. Why? In a nutshell, Apple is no longer an innovator and as a result the company is in a slow downward spiral.

Microsoft cloud customers using multi-factor authentication have been locked out of their accounts since Monday morning US time, the company's own status pages indicate.

Malicious attackers inserted a script to mine cryptocurrency into the website of the Make A Wish foundation, the security firm Trustwave says, an activity known as cryptojacking.

Global freelancing and crowdsourcing marketplace Freelancer.com has acquired enterprise freight marketplace Channel 40 in a move expected to pave the way for the launch of a new freight, shipping and transportation marketplace, Freightlancer.com.

Australian-listed call recording platform provider Dubber has secured a deal to provide its call recording and analytics suite to Vodafone New Zealand for fixed and mobile services.

The Australian Labor Party has expressed concern over the state of the fixed-wireless service offered by the NBN Co and identified in the second report of the Joint Standing Committee on the NBN as likely to be due to congestion.

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