Share value amid China trade threat
Jun Bei Liu sees a pocket of sharemarket opportunity in the threat of China trade tariffs on Australian goods.
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The hot stock powering Nike, Adidas
The brightest stock for 2021 is a Chinese manufacturer behind Nike, Adidas, Uniqlo and Puma, says Cooper Investors’ Qiao Ma.
The stock that returned 500%
Top picks of 2019’s SOHN Investment Conference have put the broader market to shame, with one hot stock returning more than 500 per cent.
Saputo keen for further acquisitions
Lion Dairy & Drinks would hand it retail brands such as Big M, Farmers Union, and Dairy Farmers, and other assets in Australia.
Personality key in picking winning stocks
Qiao Ma says her stock pitch for the Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference on Friday belongs to an industry that will “make people cringe”.
Tickled pink
The spectre of Portugal’s Mateus Rosé still hangs over rosés. Still, these Australian offerings are world-class – and unique.
Mills lists two stunners by the sea
Acclaimed architect Rob Mills is selling two prized city and coastal houses as he pursues an ambitious expansion of his practice.
Markets give thumbs-up to expected election result
Australia’s sharemarket finished the week with a 4.4 per cent rise, with the S&P/ASX 200 closing on Friday at a more than two-week high of 6190.2.
ASX higher amid gold price surge, Tabcorp soars
Stocks close firmly higher as Joe Biden edges closer to a win, gold miners lifted and Tabcorp jumped on takeover talk.
ASX higher after US share surge, Treasury sinks
Stocks closed firmly higher as Joe Biden inches towards victory, while James Packer is criticised at Crown inquiry and Treasury Wine pauses Penfolds demerger.
Heineken cuts Coke’s grass with beer buy
Brewing giant Heineken has bought a range of beer and cider assets from Asahi, thwarting any plans by Coca Cola Amatil to do the same.
Tech giants lapping up a tsunami of capital
Through the pandemic, the tech giants’ position relative to their peers has grown even stronger through viral disruption.
Tightening leash on corporate watchdog
The Morrison government is looking at more reforms to change the administration and culture of the Australian Securities & Investments Commission.
ASX slides to 3-week low
ANZ warns on cash profit hit after the ASX slides to 3-week low as surging Covid cases and US stimulus delays threaten the global economy.
Riot shutters stores, jobs lost
Riot shutters about 57 stores with the loss of about 135 jobs, adding to the toll of retailers struggling with the impact of the coronavirus.
COVID mania interferes with business at every turn
The obstacles to business, including Airbnb, are over the top and unworkable.
Temple & Webster shoots for the stars
Before lockdown, many Australians would not have heard of Temple & Webster.
CD&R joins the race for Boral’s assets
Private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice has emerged as a potential buyer of Boral’s assets in the US when they come up for sale.
ASX bounces after debate, as ASIC boss shocks
Australia’s share market finished slightly weaker, but mostly recovered from an intraday fall, as ASIC’s chair stepped down.
Facebook, Google ‘are watching you’
Digital platforms such as Facebook and Google are ‘extensively tracking’ the online activities of Australians, a new report says.
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