ASX 200 ends up 1pc; Guzman IPO
Guzman y Gomez to list with $2.2bn value. Telix jumps on cancer drug ‘signal’. Household savings hit fresh record. Rival offer may revive BHP’s Anglo bid: Morningstar. CSL to help US stockpile avian flu vax.
Guzman y Gomez to list with $2.2bn value. Telix jumps on cancer drug ‘signal’. Household savings hit fresh record. Rival offer may revive BHP’s Anglo bid: Morningstar. CSL to help US stockpile avian flu vax.
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Sixteen early stage ventures have taken residence in CSL’s Melbourne headquarters as part of a new biotech incubator that aims to build Australia’s next health juggernaut.
Collins St Asset Management says a valuation gap with gold miners is set to close rapidly, potentially within months. Also today: EY prepares to announce layoffs. RBNZ holds rates. Dubber sacks CEO.
Animal health company Zoetis has secured a historic manufacturing site in Melbourne’s most prominent biomedical research precinct from the Victorian government.
ASX 200 sets all-time high at close. Life360 soars 38 per cent on earnings beat. ASIC wants crime-linked Prospero wound up. China manufacturing activity better than expected but still weak.
It is in companies’ interests to pay staff fairly, regardless of gender.
An ‘exceptional’ performance from its plasma division has underpinned an uplift in first half profit with CSL reaffirming its full year growth outlook.
ASX 200 closes down 0.2pc at 7603.6points. Loy Yang A station offline. Callide C station failure report out. Macquarie hit by profit warning, star exit. Challenger lifts. Seek, Lew-backed Breville, Seven West and James Hardie fall.
The Australian sharemarket fell on Monday after biotech giant CSL dropped its plans to continue with a major drug trial.
The news was all bad for CSL when top-line results lobbed from its Phase 3 trial of a treatment to reduce the consequences of heart attacks.
There were high hopes for a wonder drug being developed by CSL which failed. The pharma giant is still taking the win from the loss.
The biggest drug trial in CSL’s history, which sought to find a treatment for recurrent cardiac events, has failed to deliver the desired result.
CSL weighs down market after disappointing cardiac drug trial. Fletcher halts for earnings guidance, CEO future update. Synlait sinks on earnings warning. Retailer JB Hi-Fi up as profit beats estimates.
To combat climate change we must use technology available to us now, such as removing CO2 from processing or industrial facilities, and burying it underground.
Unions want CSL directors Carolyn Hewson and Alison Watkins to quit the RBA board due to CSL’s ‘corporate bastardry’.
Two powerful trade unions urging eight superannuation funds to review investment in Australia’s third-largest company, CSL, should stick to their day jobs.
Unions declare workers’ funds should not be used to finance CSL’s corporate bastardry.
CSL chief executive Paul McKenzie faces legal action after exposure of the company’s plan to cut workers’ pay.
RBA tipped to hold rates next week after inflation cools more than expected. Strong Harvey Norman protest vote as sales slow. Fisher & Paykel, CSL, Temple & Webster among gainers.
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