All bets are off: Bell’s Star hunt misses the mark
The lack of hard facts means the ‘Bell II’ inquiry increasingly looks like nothing more than a vanity exercise.
Victoria Business
Maggie Beer Holdings to sell Paris Creek dairy division
Maggie Beer Holdings will sell its Paris Creek Farms dairy division in the Adelaide Hills after posting a steep loss on writedowns of more than $18m.
WA emissions requirements ‘beyond reasonable’: South32
The miner has questioned the Western Australia government’s rationale for proposed emissions reductions at its Worsley expansion, which it says go way beyond national requirements.
Barefoot tells busy dad on $400k a year to get his priorities clear
A young dad can’t decide if he should quit his time-consuming $400,000-a-year job and homeschool his kids or keep working to secure his family’s financial future. Barefoot has the answer.
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Graphite minnow up 50pc on raise price as bull run continues
Shares in a graphite junior looking to restart exploration are up by 50 per cent over the capital raise price with its major backers doubling down on the stock.
ANZ board must apologise for $2.5bn placement fail
The ANZ board should review its understanding of its most basic obligation to shareholders after the bank was found guilty of breaching continuous disclosure rules.
Shell accelerator backs hauled energy start-up
A company which aims to store energy by hauling weight from deep underground has won the backing of Shell’s Studio-X and a US investment fund.
APRA’s performance test ‘deterring green investment’
AXA is in talks with investors for a new nature-based fund but says uncertainty around benchmarking of emerging asset classes is holding back green investment.
China remains a high-risk bet for business
Exporters carry deep financial scars after pinning too much of their growth hopes on China. With rising tensions in the world, they are right to remain wary.
Graphite stocks fly as China announces export curbs
Australian graphite stocks are up strongly as China announced it would impose export controls on two types of graphite crucial to battery production.
The Pilbara has become world’s hottest green test lab
The world’s biggest miners are spending billions of dollars as they square up to the next big energy hurdle: switching off diesel.
War’s winners and losers for investors
Investors are fleeing some sectors and targeting others as war intensifies around the world and stock markets appear shaky.
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