| Hi John, Australian online retailer Kogan has been hit hard by overseas competitors, resulting in its shares falling by about a third on Monday, with a drop to $3.11, losing $1.53.
Installation of the INDIGO Central subsea cable is due to be completed in early December, and will provide a “new and unique” subsea communications link between Sydney and Perth.
The UK has become the first country to slug big technology firms with a tax based on revenue, with the Chancellor Phillip Hammond introducing a digital services tax from April 2020 onwards.
Canadian financial group insurance and financial services company iA Financial Group has appointed Australian SaaS software provider Axcess Consulting Group as its primary software provider to support its group and independent adviser network across Canada for lending services with its ARMnet software.
Tech start-up "Incent" has partnered with gaming league company "Gfinity Esports Australia" to build the claimed "world’s first live broadcasting rewards platform powered by cryptocurrency and blockchain technology", now poised to disrupt the world of online gaming.
Australia’s Satellite Services Working Group of the Communications Alliance has joined the Global Satellite Coalition, a grouping of the world’s leading satellite industry associations.
Global risk management solutions provider Protecht is deploying software to the National Rugby League to help manage its risk and to protect the future of the game of rugby league. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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