Jessica Stanic

Pizza Hut Australia today announced it will launch an iPhone app and 3G mobile phone ordering service in Australia within the coming months, fuelled by demand for the app in the US.

Online job ads rose for the second straight month in September, confirming an economic recovery is underway, according to the Olivier Job Index.

LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network has rapidly grown in popularity since it’s introduction in 2003, with the site now boasting over 48 million members, and 875,000 members in Australia alone, new research has revealed.

A new study has found that cutting back on drinking and smoking could save the Australian economy more than $2 billion.

The big four banks have indicated they will increase mortgage rates beyond the Reserve Bank’s rates in the coming months, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

Treasurer Wayne Swan announced today that the Federal Government will invest a further $8 billion of taxpayers’ money in new residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) to support the home lending market.

The payment terms of Australian firms have declined for the second consecutive quarter, providing further evidence that local economic conditions are improving, according to Dun & Bradstreet.

The four chip flavours from Smith’s ‘Do Us A Flavour’ competition will hit supermarket shelves across the country from today.

If you didn’t know who Mark Bouris was six months ago, you certainly do now. Thanks to Channel Nine’s television show The Apprentice, Mark Bouris is now a household name.

Dozens arrested in major phishing scam According to reports coming out of the US today, http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/10/07/technology/AP-US-Phishing-Fraud.html?_r=1 the FBI has arrested a large number of individuals associated with what appears to be an international phishing scam ring. The arrests were part of an operation dubbed “Operation Phish Fry” and the individuals arrested are suspected of defrauding […]