Andrew Forrest named in Exxon defamation suit
One of Australia’s richest people has been named in a Texas defamation lawsuit filed by an oil and gas giant.
One of Australia’s richest people has been named in a Texas defamation lawsuit filed by an oil and gas giant.
The ASX 200 finished the week strongly off the back of surging commodity stocks and an unexpected business partnership
An Australian gold mining company has taken an African government to court over a dispute worth nearly half a billion dollars.
The ASX has surged back and broken a days-long losing streak – after better than expected inflationary data out of the US sent markets higher around the world.
The state and territory emission reduction targets in place can give Australia a “springboard” to stronger climate goals, new research finds.
A sharp sell-off in banking and tech stocks pushed the Australian sharemarket into the red on Tuesday, even as the heavyweight mining sector soared.
The gift-giving season has shunted the ASX to a marginal gain on Monday as oil uncertainty buried many of the big players.
The Prime Minister will make the announcement during his 24th visit to Western Australia, with the state crucial to Labor’s hopes at the next election.
A leading mining figure has delivered a dark speech warning that Australians will need to “do more, move faster and work harder” to maintain prosperity.
One of the world’s biggest mining companies has shifted their focus away from iron ore, towards the mineral it believes will drive the global energy transition.
Cutbacks like this are rare, given Rio Tinto still makes a staggering profit shipping iron ore to China.
The ASX200’s three day winning streak came to an end on Tuesday, as markets digested President-elect Donald Trump’s announcement on US tariffs.
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