Lawyers at Thirty Paces for Tesla, Twitter
The legal battle lines between Twitter and Elon Musk are already in the process of being drawn up and an initial engagement could take place as soon as this week.
Read MoreThe legal battle lines between Twitter and Elon Musk are already in the process of being drawn up and an initial engagement could take place as soon as this week.
Read MoreShares in fruit and vegetable supplier Costa Group sold off heavily on Monday morning, but the eventual market update didn’t seem as dire as the plunge suggested.
Read MoreIt was a very expensive Monday for EML Payments as the sudden resignation of the CEO cost the company more than $100 million in lost market value.
Read MorePlenty to focus on this week, as the US second-quarter earnings season begins with reports due out from six major banks, along with the June CPI and ubiquitous factors like inflation and interest rates.
Read MoreThe Twitter takeover imbroglio has all the hallmarks of being a big earner for US law firms while Elon Musk, Tesla and Twitter look certain to end up poorer for the experience.
Read MoreA crucial period ahead for gold, after the short-term situation soured somewhat last week as the metal dipped under the important $US1,800 an ounce level and kept falling.
Read MoreBHP is thinking of appealing the British court ruling on Friday in a £5 billion lawsuit brought against it by Brazilian claimants who are suing over the tailings dams disaster in 2015.
Read MoreUS inflation ideas will be tested this week with the consumer price index for June the major focus for investors on Wednesday and then the Producer Price Index the day after.
Read MoreWhile the outlook for gold isn’t as buoyant as in post-Covid 2020, nor is it as dire as some would suggest, with local gold production expected to rise faster than prices weaken over the next couple of years.
Read MoreStill a week until the US second quarter earnings season gets underway and already there is considerable doubt from analysts about the size of any gain and the quality of the figures.
Read MoreIf the June Resources Quarterly from the Federal Government is to be believed, there are clear signs the Australian lithium industry is heading for a sharp rise up the value adding processing chain.
Read MoreAmid all the recent turmoil, the big board has equalled its longest winning streak of the year – four days in a row for the S&P 500 and for 2022’s laggard, the Nasdaq.
Read MoreJapan’s Ambassador to Australia Shingo Yamagami has criticised the new Queensland coal royalty rises and the way the government went about changing the tax regime.
Read MoreWhile the Chinese government has outlined a new set of steps to boost consumer demand for cars, there was no policy pronouncements on New Energy Vehicles.
Read MoreShares in Chalice Mining leapt 13% Thursday after the company surprised with news of a completely new exploration area of interest at its Julimar Ni-Cu-PGE strike northeast of Perth.
Read MoreMay was a record month for Australian trade with a 20% rise in the size of the surplus from the high recorded in April, which was in turn 50% more than market forecasts.
Read MoreThe selloff in commodities slowed Wednesday, but gold continued to slide, as did oil. Wall Street shares rose, though, as did the US Dollar.
Read MoreNot the easiest of markets in which to raise capital at the moment, but both Bubs Australia and Galileo Mining seemed to have no problems doing so yesterday.
Read MoreAPRA wants to toughen executive remuneration disclosure across all parts of the financial system as well as ensure our prudential disclosures are in line with those overseas.
Read MoreGold’s struggles don’t seem to be slowing down the busy local sector’s news feed in any way – here are three more updates released during Wednesday’s ASX session.
Read MoreHeadlines from various media outlets around the world this week stating that BYD has overtaken Tesla in global EV sales are wrong because they aren’t comparing like for like.
Read MoreA dramatic Tuesday saw the USD at 20-year high against the euro, oil, copper and gold all weak amid gloom and doom about the outlook for the global economy.
Read MoreGenesis Minerals has won the hand of struggling Dacian Gold in an all-share takeover worth $111 million, expanding its footprint in the Leonora area of WA’s goldfields.
Read MoreA trading update from Taiwan’s Foxconn – the world’s biggest contract electronics manufacturer – suggests a sudden improvement in a key part of the global economy.
Read MoreOngoing cost pressures were not far away from the surface in the early June 30 reports on Tuesday from gold miners Regis Resources, Red 5 and WestGold Resources.
Read MoreAs widely expected, the RBA lifted its key interest rate by 0.50% for a second time in a row on Tuesday, a decision that will be followed by home loan rate rises from the banks.
Read MoreThe crisis in crypto deepened again on Monday when Singapore-based lender Singapore-based halted withdrawals and trading.
Read MoreWeather, Covid, geopolitical concerns, supply chain obstacles, inflation and rising costs are just some of the challenges facing Australia’s vast mining and resource sector.
Read MoreIn the strongest counterargument yet to Goldman Sachs’ gloomy outlook, the Federal Department of Industry sees a substantial lift in forecast lithium exports over the next three years.
Read MoreApprovals for new dwellings rose in May, while housing finance steadied – neither of which is likely to change the Reserve Bank’s decision to raise rates again later today.
Read MoreAction in the local gold space, with two weak members of the herd targeted by an aggressive smaller predator in a potential three-way merger with a total value of more than $1bn.
Read MoreThree reports in the US over the weekend tell us a lot about America’s corporate scene approaching the June quarter earnings season amid growing worries about growth, rates and rising inflation.
Read MoreNews from Chile regarding plans for higher taxes on major miners capped off a miserable three months for copper that has seen it fall nearly 30% since hitting an all-time high in March.
Read MoreNo guide from the American markets today and tonight because of the Independence Day long weekend, meaning no lead for worried investors heading into Tuesday’s trading.
Read MoreWhile the looming rate rise hogs the local spotlight, the important US jobs figures on Friday and other start of month data releases will dominate thinking globally.
Read MoreAs Tesla looks to cut costs – a sure sign of imminent bad news – ahead of its 2Q22 balance date, a new player is emerging to compete in the increasingly crowded EV space.
Read MoreWith markets deep in the red, it’s hard not to think that the worst is happening wherever you might be invested. And yet, everywhere you look, the story is basically the same: all pain, no gain.
Read MoreBitcoin dropped 6.1% to $US18,866.77 late on Thursday in a new round of weakness and instability among the cryptocurrency fraternity.
Read MoreWe round out what has – to say the least – been a forgettable 2021-22 financial year with some updates from auto trader Carsales.com and Brisbane-based testing group ALS Ltd.
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