Sydney lending firm enters voluntary administration
Sydney-based BNPL company Procuret has gone into voluntary administration, with a sale or recapitalisation now being considered.
Sydney-based BNPL company Procuret has gone into voluntary administration, with a sale or recapitalisation now being considered.
The newly launched $Trump and $Melania “meme coins”, backed by the US President and his wife, tanked spectacularly on the day of his inauguration.
A proposed gold mine at Bird in Hand – next to a number of feted Adelaide Hills wineries – appears doomed after a last-ditch legal challenge failed.
Carlton’s board is consumed with the scandal surrounding its chair Luke Sayers, with speculation mounting he may be replaced.
The notion of an Elon Musk-style regulation buster with authority to drive changes would be welcome relief here.
SG Fleet has opened its books to Pacific Equity Partners following a $1.2bn takeover bid for the fleet management and novated leasing provider.
It’s a big call by the bank regulator to use its boom time instrument to keep highly-restrictive settings on housing lending where no crisis exists.
Pro Medicus is expecting years of strong growth, says managing director Sam Hupert, despite already booking huge growth over the past few years.
Mighty Kingdom’s managing director has stepped down and the shares remain suspended, after the game developer earlier floated the prospect of a material acquisition.
A peak lobby group says the Healthscope furore is the canary in the coalmine as far as private equity in the health sector goes. Healthscope says that’s rubbish.
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This week’s share tips, as the market trades near record highs, show how tricky it is to forecast winners and losers.
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A young couple is ready to pull the ripcord just three months after getting their mortgage because they can’t get their expenses under control. Here’s what Barefoot Investor suggests they do.
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