The technology group has flagged significant earnings growth for its financial year ending 28 February 2026.
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Andrew Kirby has warned that urgent policy action on new energy vehicles is required to save the industry.
A decentralised satellite network that no entity controls could make it more difficult for authoritarian governments to impose complete internet blackouts.
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