Why CBA keeps proving share price sceptics wrong
As one of the most expensive big banks in the world, the pressure was always going to be on CEO Matt Comyn to deliver some extraordinary numbers.
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Home epilepsy support device recalled amid court case
Seer Medical has revealed it will recall one of its key services used to support people at home with epilepsy, after the company’s co-founder launched legal action against it.
Pro Medicus uniquely placed to grow after record result
The imaging IT provider boosted its full year profit by more than a third, but its CEO says there is still a huge runway of growth ahead.
Evolution more than doubles dividend on record profit
The miner, led by Lawrie Conway, expects to push gold production higher this year and is ‘ideally positioned’ after posting a record profit.
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How these companies conned Aussies in $1b share market scam
A former company CEO on the NSW Central Coast and an SA businessman reveal how they — like many other Aussies — were duped by a global fraud syndicate’s investment scam.
Why 2 per cent home deposits are dangerous
Scott Pape says it won’t win him any votes, but here’s what he thinks about governments enabling low-deposit mortgages.
Takeover targets: the stocks that could be swallowed
Billions of dollars of recent takeover activity among mining companies could spread through more sectors soon, analysts say.
Carbon capture strategy a must to reap benefits: APPEA
The oil and gas lobby group APPEA says carbon capture and storage could provide an export opportunity for the nation, but a concerted effort is needed to ensure we stay competitive.
The stocks now living a Chalmed life
Many ASX stocks are celebrating after the federal budget. But for most of us, what’s not in the document is as important as what is, says Tim Boreham.
Dr Jim’s ‘lucky country’ boost
The great takeaway from the budget is Australia is arguably the luckiest in the world but we seem intent on destroying that luck.
Early super withdrawals highlight home loan pain
Cash-strapped Australians are dipping into their superannuation accounts to try to avoid losing their homes as interest rates rise, and the trend may worsen.
The blueprint for a faster, smarter, tech-savvy ASIC
The ASIC boss is planning to remake the corporate regulator into a modern crime fighting machine.
FFI continues push for US-style hydrogen boost
Andrew Forrest’s green energy business will continue pushing for a US-style hydrogen tax credit as part of a $2bn budget commitment to the fledgling industry.
Pipeline of 110,000 housing starts puts CSR in the box seat
CSR says activity in the apartment market is improving and it has made a strong start to the year after delivering a solid profit result.
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