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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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 ends losing streak; miners, banks rally

ASX rallies on energy, mining and banking stocks. PointsBet rally continues, Lake Resources crashes 28 per cent, Dexus portfolio grows $374m and RBA says rate hikes to continue.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos June , 2021: The opening of the ASX this morning with a mix of red and green on the board. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

ASX falls 0.6pc; BHP, Fortescue, Rio smashed

ASX posts seventh straight loss as energy and materials drag. Nomura tips US recession, Cooper Energy launches raise, PointsBet soars on buy-in and iron ore prices plunge.

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LEGAL SERVICESBusiness

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - OCTOBER 28, 2021: Melbourne's CBD seen from Williamstown. Victoria's Department of Health issues 'high risk warning' for thunderstorm asthma event. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Sarah Matray

Three Greenwoods partners split with PwC, go to Freehills

PwC in February said it would acquire the tax specialist, which has some 15 tax partners and 50 staff, ending its long-standing association with the law firm.

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MARKETSMarkets

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NEWSWIRE PHOTOS June 13 2022: A general view of the digital boards at the ASX in Sydney as Australia braces for a week of economic carnage. Picture NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard.

Stocks tipped to dip after a horror week

The Australian sharemarket is expected to open lower on Monday, following a torrid run in which the ASX 200 fell 6.6 per cent in its worst week since March 2020.

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UPDATESBusiness

Latitude, Humm ditch BNPL deal

‘The continued erosion of the Latitude share price had eroded the deal’s economics,’ said the buy now, pay later minnow’s chairman Christine Christian.

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INFANT FORMULACompanies

Co-founder and chief executive of organic baby formula and foods maker Bubs Australia Kristy Carr has sealed a deal to send more than a million tins to the United States, after one of its biggest formula factories had to shut down in February. Reports of rare Cronobacter sakazakii bacterial infections in four infants, worsened a shortage that began with pandemic supply-chain issues due to contamination issues. Jane Dempster/The Australian.

Bubs shares surge on Walmart stores deal

Bubs Australia has struck a deal with one of North America’s largest retailers, Walmart, to stock its products in about 800 stores.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos,June 3, 2022: Generic imagery of the Australian Stock Exchange. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper

ASX in red for fifth day

ASX closes lower for the fifth session, tracking US futures. Jobless rate holds steady. BHP to keep NSW Coal. Outages for Yallourn and Mt Piper coal plants. Link falls on buyout concerns.

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ASX dives 1.3pc; energy, tech, real estate smashed

ASX tumbles for a fourth straight session as AEMO call weighs on investors. Crown exits ASX bond yields skyrocket, Humm sale heats up and Fortescue to buy 200 green trucks.

David Rogers, Valerina Changarathil and Matt Bell

HEALTHBusiness

Pfizer coughs up for ASX-listed Covid-19 diagnostics firm

ResApp’s software would allow patients to check if they have the coronavirus through sound. Pfizer will pay millions more if the next clinical trial, due next week, is successful.

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ASX smashed in $82bn market wipeout

Investors wipe $82bn as the ASX dropped 3.6 per cent, led by mining, tech and banking stocks. BlackRock warned not to buy ‘dip’.

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