Pilbara Minerals boss tips more victims of ‘lithium fever’
Pilbara Minerals has announced a new $1bn debt facility and says further weakness in lithium prices will pose challenges for some operators in the sector.
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Haters gonna hate: Why Barefoot won’t take the bait
Scott Pape’s inbox gets more than its fair share of hate mail but he shrugs off the insults because he knows when you try to make a difference, you’re going to piss a lot of people off.
Share tips a mixed bag after ASX winning streak finally falls over
Sleep disorders are a share market winner but pizza and plumbing are under pressure in new stock recommendations.
Tabcorp cops record $4.6m fine for code violations
Gambling giant Tabcorp has received its largest ever fine from Victorian gambling regulators, just weeks after former AFL chief Gillon McLachlan stepped into the top job.
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Why younger women are flocking to DIY super funds
More women and workers from Gen Z are flocking to self-managed superannuation funds, with divorce and better pay packets partially driving the trend.
Global hydrogen industry booms – at least on the drawing board
The hydrogen industry’s ambitions continue to grow rapidly, but the funding to makes the dreams a reality is lagging, UBS says.
ASX tech throwing light on deadly mystery
A US military-inflicted blight on American service personnel has left an ASX stock with important – and lucrative – work to do, reports Tim Boreham.
Soaring cost of power bills a shocker
Australia faces a new cost-of-living shock, with electricity prices set to soar by up to 29 per cent in a fresh hit for small business.
Why is ‘free’ power so costly?
Australia’s rising electricity prices have exposed ‘free’ wind and solar as a costly illusion.
Global sports giant TEG scores two major deals
An Australian leader in the global live entertainment and sports sector has expanded its expertise and geographical reach with the acquisition of two long-term partners.
Best cab sav in the world yours for under $40
A Coonawarra cabernet sauvignon has been named the best in the world, and you can – soon – pick it up for less than $40.
Adbri talks up outlook as grumpy shareholders speak out
Adbri shares have surged on a strong start to the year, as shareholders expressed their anger at the company’s weak recent performance.
Will China’s economic lifeline save Australia for a third time?
China has rescued Australian budgets – state and federal – from extreme red ink, twice in barely a decade. Will it do it a third time?
Fleet Space Technologies now valued at more than $350m
Nanosatellite company Fleet Space Technologies has raised another $50m, valuing the company at more than $350m, as its space-based minerals detection product rolls out globally.
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