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"Ashforth’s Curiosities of Horseracing" shares the entertaining stories of the jockeys, horses, events, owners, and trainers that shaped the sport of Kings.

Assuming Australia (at some future date) does succumb to pressure from its Western allies and ceases iron ore exports to China, how would an iron ore embargo look to our country?

Michael Hall was an early insurance carrier entrant into the insuring cannabis space. Yet, even as it has grown and his competition increases, he doesn't

Speculation that the former prime minister could land in Washington is rife. But is he the best person for the role at this delicate juncture in geopolitical relations?

A framework for developing algorithms that more successfully incorporate moral principles into artificial intelligence (AI) decision-making programs has been devised by an interdisciplinary team of researchers.

Nashville-based HCA, the nation's largest private health system, has faced years of scrutiny from a powerful labor union over how it runs its emergency

Xero report reveals late payments are a prime cause of cash flow crises for SMEs. Overdue invoices are costing small business $1. 1 billion a year and waiting times for payment have reached an averag

The revelation the former PM had five secret portfolios demonstrates his contempt for colleagues and the longstanding conventions that underpin Australia’s democracy

Cloud accounting software provider Xero is moving to a regional leadership structure. The new arrangement involves country managers for Australia, New...

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