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Dushko Bajic, Head of Australian Equities Growth at First Sentier Investors, shares his guide to finding companies ready to grow.
Read MoreDushko Bajic, Head of Australian Equities Growth at First Sentier Investors, shares his guide to finding companies ready to grow.
Read MoreApril turned out to be something of a banner month for the Australian trade account, with record exports and the third highest surplus on record.
Read MoreShares in Brisbane-based TechnologyOne saw a small rally yesterday thanks to a sharp rise in interim earnings and a smaller rise in its half-time payout to shareholders.
Read MoreNorthern Star revealed this week that Michael Chaney, the current chair of Wesfarmers and the most powerful business leader in WA, will replace Bill Beament on July 1.
Read MoreThings are looking up for coal miner New Hope thanks to a major turnaround in the price of its chief source of revenue, thermal coal, which has hit $120/tonne.
Read MoreIs financial group Plenti paying the price of success after transforming itself from a fintech full of speculative promise into a company with actual revenues and earnings?
Read MoreThe ASX 200 improved for a fourth day running with a gain of 69pts or 1% to 7,115. Improvements were widespread with financials, retail & communications some of the best performers. Gold miners were some of the major losers.
Read MoreIt has been a rocky corporate journey for the ASX-listed Anteris Technologies, but with its revolutionary heart technology Anteris has the ticker to be the next Aussie medical device giant.
Read MoreThe Aussie market is firmer again on Tuesday as it extends its winning run into a fourth day. Gains have been broad with heavyweight sectors financials, health & materials doing much of the grunt work. Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has hit new highs and is closing in on $100/share.
Read MoreThe slide in global iron ore prices continued on Monday, taking the key steelmaking commodity deeper into correction territory and into a bear market in the case of the lower quality 58% Fe fines produced by Fortescue Metals.
Read MoreElon Musk sent the price of Bitcoin higher on Monday afternoon in the US after he tweeted that he had been talking to American miners of bitcoin about sustainability.
Read MoreShares in gaming machine maker Aristocrat Leisure rose slightly yesterday after investors gave their interim result the thumbs up, especially for the return to interim dividends.
Read MoreThe current recovery in markets highlights the need for investors to have the necessary tools to manoeuvre portfolios to meet the challenges and idiosyncrasies of these markets.
Read MoreThe technology, health care, industrials, and utilities sectors could be impacted by Biden’s legislative agenda, writes T. Rowe Price analyst Katie Deal.
Read MoreFreedom Foods has successfully completed a $265 million recapitalisation that it hopes will ensure the ongoing viability of the business and pay down debt following its near collapse late last year.
Read MoreInvestors seem to have forgiven Kogan, sending the shares up by nearly 15% – a very different experience from Friday’s sell-off that saw them plunge after a profit downgrade.
Read MoreIt’s been a tough six months for BNPL company Laybuy Group, but a $35 million placement has positioned the company nicely, as Managing Director Gary Rohloff explained to ShareCafe’s Tim McGowen.
Read MoreWhile the pandemic has afflicted untold damage on the higher education sector, online providers that enable remote learning are very much part of the ongoing solution.
Read MoreNuix told the ASX yesterday that its board has set up an independent sub-committee to address criticism of poor corporate governance and weak management oversight.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket edged higher for a third day, with the ASX 200 lifting by 0.22% thanks to gains across most sectors. Iron ore miners weighed heavily following a 5% tumble in the commodity, while travel stocks finished in the red.
Read MoreIn his weekly Bites column, David Bassanese from BetaShares gives us a rundown of what’s happening in markets, both local and global.
Read MoreCatch up on the full webinar with presentations from Pureprofile (ASX: PPL), Hexima (ASX: HXL, Hiremii (ASX: HMI), DC Two Limited (ASX: DC2) & Helix Resources (ASX: HLX).
Read MorePresenter – Martin Filz – CEO – Pureprofile is a data and insights business, underpinned by technology.
Read MorePresenter – Michael Aldridge – Executive Director, Chief Executive Officer – Hexima is a biotechnology company actively engaged in the research and development of plant-derived proteins and peptides for applications as human therapeutics.
Read MorePresenter – Chris Brophy – Managing Director & CEO – Hiremii Limited is a technology-driven recruitment and full-service labour hire company.
Read MorePresenter – Blake Burton – Non-Executive Director – DC Two meets the needs of local customers, with world class cloud services, delivered from local data centres.
Read MoreBoeing rose 3.1% – supporting the Dow Jones index – on plans to lift production. Shares in Ford Motor rose 6.7% on plans to form a battery joint venture. The Dow rose by 124 points or 0.4%. But the S&P 500 index lost 0.1%.
Read MoreWorries about inflation and the sliding cryptocurrency market thanks to Chinese Government intervention will dominate financial markets again this week.
Read MoreThere will be some low-level economic data releases and central bank decisions this week, while in Australia it’s the start of the lead up to the release of the March quarter National Accounts and GDP figures.
Read MoreChina whacked cryptocurrencies hard again on Friday, but this time the comments were aimed at sector leader Bitcoin and the risks it and its competitors pose to the country’s financial stability.
Read MoreIron ore fell sharply again on Friday, pushing prices into correction territory, and other majors were weaker as well with the exception of gold, which rose 2% for the week.
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Read MoreThe US Treasury has thrown a major obstacle at cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin by demanding that all transactions of $US10,000 and above have to be reported to the US tax department, the IRS.
Read MoreAs Schroders’ Stuart Dear explains, fixed income is in something of a holding pattern as yields consolidate after the recent move higher and inflationary pressures continue to build.
Read MoreOnly in Hollywood could a deal that sees the creation of a new player out of two existing groups be pictured as a dramatic twist but that’s what we saw this week with the AT&T-Warner Media – Discovery shuffle.
Read MoreAustralia will lose share to Brazil in the global iron ore market over the next five years because of the latter’s high grade reserves and exports, according to a new report from Fitch Solutions.
Read MoreBig global investors continue to be nervous about higher inflation but that isn’t stopping them remaining very bullish about the outlook, according to the Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey for May.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket edged higher in uninspired trade on Friday, to lift by ~0.25% this week. Mining and energy stocks remained the hardest hit sectors with Kogan.com sliding by 14% after warning of lower profits.
Read MoreThe Australian sharemarket has dropped into negative territory from this morning’s encouraging start, with losses from mining & energy sectors spreading to other areas of the market.
Read MoreASX200 up 14 points (0.2%) to 7033. Sydney Airport (+1.6%); AGM today. Said it will only issue guidance if there is “reasonable clarity” on any international travel.
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