Exciting previews and must-watch moments at CES 2024!

CES returns to Las Vegas January 9-12. See what to expect at the hub.

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Maziar Foroudian
January 09, 2024

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CES returns to Las Vegas January 9-12. See what to expect at the hub.

Small business owners, celebrate your strength amidst a challenging year – survey unveils.

From January 1, 2024, Australian exports to India will see increased competitiveness through additional tariff cuts.

Empowering women in the workplace and how male colleagues can make a difference.

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Get ready for CES 2024, where tech giants like Panasonic, Apple, and LG will unveil their latest products. From mixed reality headsets to next-gen display technology, this year promises to be full of exciting innovations. Don't miss out on all the action!

In an ever-evolving world of regulations, it's crucial for businesses of all sizes to stay compliant. With jaw-dropping fines and companies feeling the heat, learn how to navigate the complex web of industry regulations.

The artificial intelligence revolution and electrification present opportunities for technology stocks. However, investors should beware of overvalued US tech stocks and consider alternative options, such as Chinese tech and EV companies.

Australia

Prezzee, an Australian gift card company, reported cash receipts of $87 million, but blamed accounting standards for operating at a loss. The company plans to pass a solvency resolution by January 20th.

Private Equity Firm PEP's managing director, David Brown, reveals the secret to a successful take-private deal: extensive preparation and a capable team. PEP's recent acquisition of Healthia exemplifies their expertise in seamless transactions.

Australian Economy

Investment in Australian tech start-ups has declined by more than $4 billion in 2023, but industry experts remain optimistic about the future of the market, particularly in the area of artificial intelligence.

Get ready for a potential "Goldilocks" year in 2024, where interest rates, house prices, and the stock market align just right. Find out what's predicted to happen and how it could impact you.

India

The Indian government is set to launch the second phase of its Startup India programme, with a focus on supporting deeptech firms in critical areas such as AI, quantum computing, and cybersecurity. This initiative aligns with the government's efforts to boost growth in the deeptech sector, which has seen a significant increase in the number of startups and funding in recent years.

World

US Congress leaders have reached a deal on spending for 2024, including $886bn for defense and more than $704bn for non-defense spending. However, there is some discrepancy over the numbers. The deal needs approval from the House and Senate to avoid a government shutdown.

As societies worldwide grapple with aging populations, China is facing a particularly severe issue. However, this demographic shift also presents unique opportunities for economic growth in the country's silver economy.

Tech

Global security solutions firm McAfee has unveiled Project Mockingbird, an AI-powered deepfake audio detection technology that can detect and protect against malicious AI content with 90% accuracy. The technology aims to help consumers differentiate between real and fake audio in an era of AI-generated scams and disinformation.

Curated for you

AI development is accelerating at a dizzying pace, according to a survey of AI experts. It also reveals a divide between AI enthusiasts and those who preach caution.

In an increasingly digital world, paper checks still persist, despite a decline in usage. However, the rise in check fraud is causing financial chaos. This article provides tips for safer check writing and explores the security of digital payment methods.

Despite efforts to improve conditions for women in the economics profession, fewer women reported being satisfied with the climate, with a gap between men and women widening, according to a new survey.

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