Matt Bell

Matt BellBusiness reporter

Matt Bell is a journalist and digital producer at The Australian and The Australian Business Network. Previously, he reported on the travel and insurance sectors for B2B audiences, and most recently covered property at The Daily Telegraph.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos DECEMBER 10, 2021: Australian Stock Exchange in Sydney .Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper

ASX down 0.8%; Outage hits key metal exchange

ASX closes lower, led by falls among consumer staples. Inghams down 6 per cent on profit warning, PolyNovo soars 25.2 per cent on US growth and power outage affecting London Metal Exchange.

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Boardroom dramaCompanies

Truong hits back at Hardie chairman after sacking

The ouster of James Hardie chief executive Jack Truong has descended into a public spat between the former building materials boss and the company’s board.

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French buyCompanies

06/10/20 Jeanne Johns is the CEO of Incitec Pivot. Aaron Francis/The Australian

Incitec Pivot eyes expansion with $142m Titanobel buy

Incitec Pivot plans to expand its Dyno Nobel business in Europe and Africa after striking a $142m deal to buy French explosives manufacturer Titanobel.

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A man looks at stock prices displayed on an information screen at the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in Sydney, Monday, Sept. 12, 2016. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index was down 1.8 per cent at 1017 AEST, with all 12 indexes trading in red following a big sell-off on Wall Street. (AAP Image/Paul Miller) NO ARCHIVING

ASX dips on tech falls led by WiseTech

ASX closes down 0.1 per cent on tech stocks, led by a WiseTech and Afterpay retreat. ANZ to acquire Cashrewards, Novonix up 10.8 per cent and Westpac to delist from Wall Street.

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Sports playMedia

(FILES) In this file photo taken on September 06, 2018, The New York Times building in New York. - The New York Times will acquire sports news website The Athletic, US media reported on January 6, 2022, the latest move by the iconic US newspaper in its diversification drive. Online technology publication The Information reported the newspaper will pay $550 million for The Athletic, which has become a leader in sports coverage over the past six years as it took advantage of a tough environment for local media. (Photo by ANGELA WEISS / AFP)

New York Times splashes $767m to buy The Athletic

The iconic US newspaper has struck a deal to buy sports website The Athletic, as it embarks on a digital subscriber push to offset falls in its print readership.

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CompaniesCompanies

Biotech Noxopharm appoints new CEO as Kelly steps down

Noxopharm, which is developing a range of cancer treatments, has appointed Gisela Mautner to replace Graham Kelly as chief executive as it completes final product trials.

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MiningMining & Energy

Generic image of a young woman in a managerial role at St Barbara Gwalia Gold Mine in Leonora, Western Australia.

St Barbara ready to restart in PNG

St Barbara, the ASX-listed miner with projects in Western Australia and Papua New Guinea, says it is on schedule to restart its troubled Simberi operations.

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tourismProperty