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Ask HN: State-level crowdfunding for developing generic medicines – why not?
1 comment
5 years ago
segamegazord
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Uber used 50 Dutch shell companies to dodge taxes on $6B in revenue
businessinsider.com.au
401 comments
5 years ago
kareemm
583 points
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Whole Foods is tracking and scoring stores it deems at risk of unionizing
businessinsider.com.au
131 comments
6 years ago
smacktoward
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Security expert warned SolarWinds in 2019 that anyone could access server
businessinsider.com.au
52 comments
6 years ago
1cvmask
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Jack Ma: 'If trade stops, war starts'
businessinsider.com.au
228 comments
9 years ago
imartin2k
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A tiny island nation just launched major effort to win back control of its ccTLD
businessinsider.com.au
73 comments
6 years ago
markdown
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A Facebook engineer abused access to user data to track down woman
businessinsider.com.au
103 comments
5 years ago
tomglynch
133 points
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Australia's tech industry savages Labor for backing bill
businessinsider.com.au
38 comments
8 years ago
Daviey
130 points
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Google managers kept blacklists of conservative employees
businessinsider.com.au
126 comments
8 years ago
DeusExMachina
129 points
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Legendary Apple Engineer Gets Rejected for Genius Bar Job
businessinsider.com.au
119 comments
10 years ago
pavornyoh
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Kevin Spacey on the potential of Netflix to disrupt traditional TV [video]
businessinsider.com.au
63 comments
13 years ago
wiremine
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A customer explains how Oracle tried to strong-arm it into a cloud sale
businessinsider.com.au
68 comments
11 years ago
miralabs
88 points
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Lifeguards use a drone to help rescue people in danger of drowning
businessinsider.com.au
33 comments
8 years ago
lnguyen
61 points
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A bug in Twitter's Android app inflated video ad metrics by as much as 35%
businessinsider.com.au
4 comments
9 years ago
keither
49 points
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After 8 years and $128M raised, the clock is ticking for men's retailer Bonobos
businessinsider.com.au
68 comments
11 years ago
prostoalex
43 points
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Ray Dalio says the government could ban bitcoin
businessinsider.com.au
82 comments
5 years ago
Gustomaximus
35 points
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Geneva introducing a minimum wage of $25 an hour
businessinsider.com.au
7 comments
6 years ago
betocmn
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No one could see the colour blue until modern times
businessinsider.com.au
24 comments
10 years ago
ZeljkoS
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11,000 people bought an adaptor to give the new MBP the same features
businessinsider.com.au
14 comments
9 years ago
victorinax
26 points
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YouTuber Wins Crazy $10k Bet with Professor by 'Breaking' the Laws of Physics
businessinsider.com.au
25 comments
5 years ago
canary1
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Jack in the Box CEO reconsiders automation, kiosks
businessinsider.com.au
62 comments
8 years ago
artsandsci
18 points
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Portugal Decriminalized Drugs Eleven Years Ago. Results Are Staggering (2012)
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12 years ago
rodrigocoelho
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Why I'm Changing My Mind About Bitcoin
businessinsider.com.au
1 comment
13 years ago
mmaunder
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Thousands of explosive Facebook internal documents and emails published online
businessinsider.com.au
discuss
7 years ago
rahuldottech
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Microsoft just hit its $20B cloud goal, almost a year ahead of schedule
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discuss
9 years ago
altstar
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AT&T's new streaming TV service is testing the limits of fair competition rules
businessinsider.com.au
discuss
10 years ago
cruisestacy
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Bill Gates funding factories for 7 potential coronavirus vaccines
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discuss
6 years ago
crawshaw
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FBI Arrests SpaceX Employee, Allegedly Ran Silk Road 2.0
businessinsider.com.au
1 comment
12 years ago
kldavis4
11 points
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Reddit is now censoring posts and communities on a country-by-country basis
businessinsider.com.au
1 comment
11 years ago
glomph
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No one could see the colour blue until modern times
businessinsider.com.au
18 comments
5 years ago
lend000
10 points
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