ASX falls to 10 week low
A trio of stronger than expected economic data was not enough to stop Australia’s share market trading heavily in the red on Thursday.
A trio of stronger than expected economic data was not enough to stop Australia’s share market trading heavily in the red on Thursday.
Cult online retailer Adore Beauty is opening its second-ever brick and mortar shop tomorrow, promising customers a ‘next-level’ experience.
Casino operator’s deal with Hong Kong partners to help avoid administration. Ex-dividend trading, oil price slide weigh on bourse. Insurers face $2bn-plus hit from Cyclone Alfred. APRA moves to tighten financial board rules.
The ASX is cracking down on companies over their disclosure obligations during results season – particularly those which make market-moving announcements.
‘America’s momentum is back’: Trump. Virgin names new CEO. Wong says ‘hill to climb’ on US tariffs. GDP data shows modest green shoots. China sets new growth, deficit goals. Cyclone Alfred looms.
Tanarra Capital founder John Wylie advanced his commonsense approach to board diversity, asking, ‘Where are the people from the western suburbs?’.
Labor Senator Deb O’Neill has demanded ASIC look into the collapse of Mosaic Brands, saying she’s been contacted by whistleblowers who allege they have been duped by the retailer.
The ASX 200 followed the US markets trading deep in the red on the back of the latest announcement by President Donald Trump on trade tariffs.
The maker of counter-drone equipment says domestic manufacturing has never been more important with global conflict entirely possible without much warning.
US tariffs, inflation uncertainty clouds outlook, RBA minutes show. HMC down on Healthscope non-payments. Aurizon details hit from OneSteel, Centrex administrations. Star’s liquidity crisis continues.
The Australian share market has been boosted on Monday from strong figures out of China and a resilient Wall Street.
Creditors meeting hears Sanjeev Gupta’s former steelworks owes $1.35bn after posting a loss of $319m in the seven months to January. ASX a sea of green with all sectors rising. Insurers fall on cyclone threat.
The ASX and ASIC must follow their international counterparts and address the decline in the number of public companies listed on the Australian sharemarket.
The embattled Star Entertainment Group has failed to lodge its half-yearly results with the ASX.
ASX briefly erased its year-to-date gain as tariff fears and risk aversion hit global markets. Star shares drop 15 per cent as it looks at liquidity proposals. Endeavour down as profit falls. Australia Post profit jumps.
The companies face consumers who allege they lost nest eggs on a now-suspended private fund with links to under-fire property developer Paul Chiodo.
Market heavyweights Coles, Qantas and Medibank soared on the back of a better than expected reporting season, helping the local sharemarket on Thursday.
The biggest upgrade in the business’s history and one of the newest planes in the world are all part of Qantas’s plans.
Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance owed $500m from Whyalla collapse. Business investment unexpectedly falls in December quarter. Qantas rewards investors with dividend. Jobs to go as Oceania Glass Dandenong shuts.
Supermarket giant Woolworths and the major miners have sent the Australian share market down to a new six week low on Wednesday.
Up-and-coming enterprises once listed on the ASX to raise equity capital, but are finding the private capital market more attractive in local and overseas markets.
January underlying inflation rise underscores RBA concerns. Richard White returns to WiseTech as executive chair with long-term plans. Woolworths flags $400m in cost savings by end-2025. Pointsbet soars on Betr’s $360m-plus bid.
The ASX 200 fell on Tuesday as US President Donald Trump confirmed tariffs and major businesses missed the mark during reporting season.
Nine Entertainment says it will try to save $100m in costs over the next two years, and there will be further restructuring of the business.
Nine Entertainment says it will try to save $100m in costs over the next two years, and there will be further restructuring of the business.
Heavyweight banks, miners down. Johns Lyng’s ‘soft’ results, Domino’s loss trigger investor disappointment. Nine extends restructuring as CoStar circles Domain. Zip guidance beats estimates. WiseTech down. Woodside slams Federal delays.
The corporate regulator has warned its latest forays, slapping new rules on the ASX, are a sign of things to come.
The mining giant has been hit with a long list of ASX questions over its half year results as the company continues to deal with scandals surrounding founder Chris Ellison.
Ryman is making its second visit to equity investors in two years as it downgrades earnings guidance.
The ASX200 snapped a five day losing streak, but cracks are still appearing as more companies are missing the mark this reporting season.
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