icetana locks in a new client, with talks of expanding using emerging AI capabilities
Paul Sanger sits down with Matt Macfarlane from icetana: Discussing a new hardware deal, AI-capable hardware, and plans of expansion in the future.
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Shocking growth in the Australian job market after a dismal few months
After a dip in the Australian job market through July, economists predicted we were heading for further a fall in numbers. However, August's employment figures came as a pleasant surprise.
Read MoreSigma Lithium navigates sales process amidst industry interest
Canadian-based Brazilian lithium miner Sigma Lithium continues its ongoing sales process, which began in February.
Read MoreUS consumer prices jump in August
Yes, US consumer price inflation rose in August, thanks to higher petrol prices, and the production cut extensions of Saudi Arabia and Russia.
Read MoreAugust Australian jobs report
The latest Australian job numbers, to be released on Thursday, will be closely scrutinized to assess whether the surprising job losses in July have been recovered in August and to what extent.
Read MoreAir New Zealand faces worsening problems with Pratt & Whitney engines
Air New Zealand's growing problems with Pratt and Whitney engines on some of its airliners appear to be worse than initially estimated and could have an impact on Trans-Tasman travel.
Read MoreChina boosts gold reserves amid global central bank diversification
China has been quietly but consistently increasing its gold reserves while simultaneously reducing its holdings of US Treasuries, a move that has garnered attention from financial experts worldwide.
Read MoreIncitec Pivot faces turbulent trading day as mixed update unfolds
Incitec Pivot (ASX:IPL), the explosives and fertiliser manufacturer, is poised for a tumultuous trading session today (Tuesday) following the release of a mixed trading update well after Monday's trading hours had concluded.
Read MoreAustralian mineral explorers shift focus to existing deposits in 2022-23
Australian mineral explorers overwhelmingly targeted existing deposits for drilling campaigns in 2022-23, rather than seeking completely new prospects, according to the annual exploration spending data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Read MoreAugust imports reflect resilience in Australia’s commodity trade despite global challenges
In a country grappling with lackluster demand and trade, August proved to be a robust month for imports of commodities vital to Australia's economy.
Read MoreAustralia’s July 2023 trade report: gold shipments drop, car imports surge, commodity weakness
A sharp decline in shipments of non-monetary gold and a surge in the value of car and truck imports, coupled with weaker demand and prices for some key commodities, marked a lackluster start to Australia's financial year 2023-24 in July.
Read MoreWheels in motion for Empire Energy’s future large scale well drilling projects
Empire Energy Group (ASX:EEG) CEO Alex Underwood discusses large scale future well drilling projects, and anticipates commercial production by 2025.
Read MoreAustal USA wins $91.5 million contract for 3 LCU 1700 class vessels for U.S. Navy
Austal (ASX: ASB), a global shipbuilding company, announced that its subsidiary, Austal USA, has been awarded a significant contract worth US$91,535,551 (AU$143.4 million) for the construction of three Landing Craft Utility (LCU) 1700 class craft for the United States Navy.
Read MoreBubs launches infant formula clinical trial in the US
Bubs Australia (ASX:BUB), a leading infant formula and baby food company, has announced the commencement of a nationwide clinical trial in the United States.
Read MoreAustralia’s economic growth resilient
Australia's economic growth in the three months leading up to June, as well as for the 2022-23 financial year, was hindered by weaker household consumption.
Read MoreTesla calls for government support for critical minerals
Tesla's Chairman, Robyn Denholm, has implored government and industry to transition beyond theoretical discussions and embrace decisive action urgently.
Read MoreAlbemarle and Mineral Resources’ divorce
The underlying rationale for the divorce between Albemarle and Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) has now become apparent.
Read MoreLiontown Resources considers upgraded takeover offer from Albemarle
The board of Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR) has granted limited due diligence to Albemarle, potentially setting the stage for a deal.
Read MoreGlobal dividends reach all-time high in Q2 with strong bank contributions
Global dividends achieved a historic milestone in the second quarter, propelled by major banks, particularly in Europe, which accounted for half of the growth, offsetting lackluster returns from mining giants such as BHP, Rio Tinto, and Glencore.
Read MoreGold Road Resources reports record revenues and profits, increases dividend.
Gold Road Resources (ASX:GOR), a mining company with a significant stake in the Gruyere gold mine in WA, along with shareholdings in De Grey Mining and Yandal Resources, has announced a 20% increase in its interim dividend after revealing impressive financial results for the six months ending on June 30.
Read MoreFortescue Metals witnesses departures: CEO Fiona Hick and CFO Christine Morris step down
Fortescue Metals Group (ASX:FMG) has recently experienced a notable series of leadership changes, as both its CEO, Fiona Hick, and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Christine Morris, have departed from their roles.
Read MoreStealth confirms record financial performance in FY23
Stealth Global Holdings (ASX:SGI), a prominent provider of industrial supplies and solutions, has reported exceptional financial results for the fiscal year ending on June 30, 2023.
Read MoreChalice Mining shares tumble 25% amid concerns over multi-billion dollar project costs
Chalice Mining witnessed a 25% drop in shares on Wednesday as short-term investors and speculators reacted to the initial cost estimates of the Gonneville critical minerals project near Perth, ranging from $1.6 billion to $2.3 billion.
Read MoreLinius Technologies (ASX:LNU) – Due Diligence Webinar, August 2023
James Brennan – CEO – Linius Technologies (ASX:LNU) allows audiences to choose the exact video moments they wish to see and instantly create personalised video compilations.
Read Moreicetana (ASX:ICE) secures Sydney Opera House contract
icetana Limited (ASX:ICE) Non-Executive Chair Matt Macfarlane discusses his transition from the CEO role, the company's artificial intelligence solution, annual recurring revenue growth, and the recent contract secured with the Sydney Opera House.
Read MoreInvesting in medical and essential services real estate
Matthew Strotton, Executive Director of Real Asset Management, provides an update on the RAM Essential Services Property Fund (ASX:REP).
Read MoreHow to use M&A and other corporate events as investment opportunities
There are many different ways of making money in the stock market, but at IML the one thing we’ve found most consistently generates winners is significant moments of change.
Read MoreBitcoin surges following Grayscale’s legal victory over SEC: BTC/USD technical outlook
Bitcoin has experienced a noteworthy upswing, marking a surge of over 7% and effectively crossing its 200-day simple moving average.
Read MoreStar Entertainment reports $2.4 billion loss amid casino value write-downs
Embattled casino group, Star Entertainment (ASX:SGR), has posted a staggering loss of $2.4 billion for the fiscal year ending on June 30, primarily due to substantial write-downs in the value of its casinos exceeding $2 billion.
Read MoreIn the wake of US jobs report, global economic data flow gathers momentum
As the echoes of the June 30 reporting seasons reverberate worldwide (except for China, where it reaches its peak this week), attention shifts to a flurry of data releases marking the start of the new month.
Read MoreWesfarmers announces increased dividend despite second half earnings slowdown
Shareholders in Wesfarmers (ASX:WES), the conglomerate that owns Bunnings, Kmart/Target, Officeworks, and a range of industrial enterprises, are set to receive a higher dividend for the fiscal year ending in June, even in the face of a second-half earnings deceleration.
Read MoreBetter: The quick mortgage company’s catastrophic debut and what went wrong
In a dramatic turn of events, Better, a swift mortgage company based in the US, experienced a devastating debut as its shares plummeted by over 93% on Thursday.
Read MorePilbara Minerals reports robust financial year amidst global lithium price slump
Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS), despite navigating a challenging global lithium price downturn primarily driven by China's market dynamics, has officially confirmed a highly profitable year in 2022-23.
Read MoreThe Reject Shop sees dividend reinstatement and growth
In the world of retail, divergent outcomes are evident between The Reject Shop (TRS) and Lovisa, showcasing distinctive retail strategies.
Read MoreNew world metals investment series showcases leading Australian companies in renewable energy shift
Premier mining, resources and technology conference organising company, Vertical Events, is hosting a New World Metals Investment Series in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.
Read MoreQantas Achieves Record Pre-Tax Profit of $2.5 Billion Under CEO Alan Joyce’s Leadership
Qantas (ASX:QAN) has unveiled a remarkable pre-tax profit of $2.5 billion, setting a new record for CEO Alan Joyce's final year at the helm of Australia's largest airline.
Read MoreSouth32 Reports Annual Loss Due to Accounting Cleanup, Plans Dividend and Capital Boost
An anticipated accounting cleanup has resulted in South32 (ASX:S32) reporting a loss for the fiscal year ending on June 30. However, despite this loss, shareholders are set to receive a reduced dividend along with an additional $US50 million through the ongoing buyback program.
Read MoreNvidia’s Stellar Earnings Amidst Mixed Retail Results: A Tale of Contrasting Sectors
As the American retail sector faces mixed and weaker quarterly results, AI chip giant Nvidia emerges as a strong player, sending Wall Street abuzz.
Read MoreGraphite: Cornerstone of EV batteries
The EV industry, with its eyes set on a trillion-dollar market value, is racing against time to replace the century-old internal combustion engines (ICE) that have long dominated the roads.
Read MoreWiseTech Global: A rare blend of growth and value, yet challenges ahead
Global logistics software firm, WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC), has emerged as a unique stock in the market, embodying both tech-style growth and shareholder value, in addition to robust gains on the stock market.
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