Fortescue, Chinese firm Sinosteel share in SA resources grants
The State Government will dish out almost $4.5m in grants designed to boost resources exploration and mining.
The State Government will dish out almost $4.5m in grants designed to boost resources exploration and mining.
Australian shares dived as a spike in US inflation expectations and consequent sharp drops in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 sparked a pullback in global markets.
James Kirby and Alan Kohler question whether Fortescue can float on hydrogen, look at why the RBA Governor doesn’t have a defined benefit fund, and check up on Bitcoin’s latest movements.
Fortescue on track for record iron ore shipments for the year as prices surge, despite weaker exports in the March quarter.
The S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.2% to a post-pandemic high of 7082.3 as US futures jumped on gains in Facebook and Apple. Woolworths drops on sales update. Energy Australia announces Catherine Tanna’s replacement. New ASIC boss named.
How many warnings do we need about our over-reliance on iron ore to China?
Former Fortescue boss Nev Power could be looking to the US for the next leg of his life after iron ore.
The ASX eased despite a positive US lead, with retailers and travel stocks among the laggards, but Fortescue rose amid high iron ore prices.
Stocks fall 0.2% in quiet trading as reopening stocks weaken, but Fortescue leads a rise in iron ore miners, NIB Holdings surges on positive trading update.
Analysts at the investment bank say iron ore is likely to drop below $US100 within a year and have hit Australian miners with rating downgrades.
It was a sharp but unconvincing rise in Australian shares this week.
Fortescue chair Andrew Forrest has announced plans to produce or ‘help produce’ more than 1000 gigawatts of zero emission energy.
Pilbara traditional owners say millions of dollars in royalties were withheld by Fortescue Metals Group and only paid to them two days after the company breached heritage condition.
Australia’s wealthy are involved in charity pursuits at a much earlier stage of their career than ever, with young tech elites leading the way.
Billionaire Andrew Forrest is trialling three new energy projects designed to replace more than a billion litres of diesel a year and make his company carbon neutral 10 years ahead of schedule.
Tilt’s exit leaves the ASX virtually a renewables-free zone, but Fortescue and AGL are laying bets on the industry’s future.
Billionaire Gina Rinehart has made a key appointment to Hancock Prospecting as her mining and pastoral group looks to develop new projects.
Fortescue Metals CEO Elizabeth Gaines says business needs to do more to lift women, but says women also have to be more willing to take up new opportunities.
Fortescue Metals Group has begun cancelling major construction contracts at its troubled Iron Bridge magnetite project in the Pilbara.
Sudden changes in trade relations can turn promising stories into struggles.
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