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With less than two months before children under 16 won’t be able to create social media accounts in Australia, the platforms say they still disagree with the new regulation but will ultimately comply.

Before Reddit became a $41 billion giant, its founders sold it for just $10 million.

A Facebook user has sparked alarm online after sharing photos of sushi purchased from a well-known restaurant glowing an eerie blue in the dark. 

Technology and social media company Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) could provide updates on spending, growth, and AI products when it reports third-quarter financial results on Wednesday after market close.

Over the past few years, markets have been on a wild ride. The price of gold has soared to record highs. Bitcoin is trading above US$100,000 (about A$150,000), at levels that once seemed unthinkable.

The digital bank said it was the first feature of its kind to be rolled out by a UK bank.

The most powerful tech giants will abide by Australia's ban on children under the age of 16 despite arguing it risks undermining confidence in the rules.

Return-to-office mandates are spreading across North America, with Canada’s major banks, the Ontario government, Amazon and Facebook calling employees back into the office.

Cameraman Dan Burton died following the collision.

A Wisconsin middle school is being investigated after allegations that staff members physically and sexually assaulted a 13-year-old boy with special needs.

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