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"We’re the only industry where half of the workforce has to rely on a customer’s goodwill"

Regional health workers in WA face a "huge level of strain" as recruitment challenges take their toll on staff who are already going above and beyond to deliver services.

Cloud computing industry is expanding, bolstered by the growing adoption of remote working models and rapid digitization across industries. With organizations rapidly deploying their workloads on digital formats, the industry’s prospects look impressive. Here are four cloud computing stocks that investors could try, Extreme Networks (EXTR), AudioCodes (AUDC), Viavi Solutions…

Brian Ridge has been able to maintain the special bond he has with his wife, Denise Brown, but strict visitor limits in West Australian aged care homes are creating heartache for larger families — and they are expected to remain in place for some time to protect our most vulnerable.

The growing dependence on the internet and cloud-based solutions in this digital era is bolstering the prospects of the networking industry. With analysts expecting significant growth in the coming years, networking stocks like Juniper (JNPR), Extreme Networks (EXTR), and Nokia (NOK) are ideal additions to one’s portfolio now.

The Nasdaq tumbled to a 13-month low Tuesday as Tesla stock dived amid Elon Musk's Twitter deal. Microsoft, Google led earnings late.

“What’s next, are they gonna remove the cum from creme eggs?”

With the increasing use of digital services and the growing adoption of hybrid working worldwide, the networking industry is poised to grow. So, networking stocks Juniper (JNPR) and Arista (ANET) should benefit. But which of these two stocks is a better buy now? Read on to learn our view.

Hopes for "monster growth" lifted Apple near a buy point. Several other stocks are near breakouts as the market rally strengthens.

Juniper Networks, a maker of computer network gear sold to telecom service providers and large companies, is the IBD Stock of the Day.

Western Australia records 51 local cases of COVID-19 among a total of 99 new infections, with the Premier also announcing the death of an unvaccinated man in his 70s at Joondalup Hospital.