Young Aussies priced out of housing turn to riskier assets
Housing affordability and cost-of-living pressures have led to a change in investment strategies, with younger investors putting more cash into stocks and crypto than boomers.
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BHP bets on China stimulus boost
A day after Rio Tinto raised doubts about the property market remaining a key plank of Chinese economic growth, BHP boss Mike Henry is more optimistic.
Santos and Beach busting carbon storage myths
Santos and Beach Energy have exceeded initial expectations at their Moomba carbon storage facility, a move that should placate frustrated shareholders.
Creditor carnage as Chinese tycoon swoops on failed SA winery
Suppliers left out of pocket after the collapse of a major South Australian winery will receive just 5c in the dollar as part of a sale deal to a Chinese wool tycoon.
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EDO bid to delay Santos release
The Environmental Defenders Office has sought an extension to hand over documents related to the failed legal attempt to block Santos’ $5.7bn Barossa LNG development.
Fortescue insists spying on rival’s families wasn’t inappropriate
Ex-Fortescue executives have heard that spying on their families and their ‘green iron’ start-up was part of a regular court requirement to grant raids.
$180m Hyatt hotel project scrapped
Developers have pulled the pin on a $180m Hyatt hotel development on Pirie St after years of delays.
Aussie property developer posts $1.5bn loss
A major commercial property player has taken a huge financial hit, as negativity around iron ore leaves room for investors to pounce.
Banks jump the gun as term deposit rates tumble
Big banks have quietly started slashing term deposit rates ahead of any Reserve Bank moves, so it’s time for savers to examine what they’re getting.
‘Make advice more accessible’
HUB24 has called on the government to work faster to make advice accessible to more Australians as advisers increasingly move to serve high net worth clients.
Hold is the new hike for RBA
The RBA board was clearly unhappy with the market pricing for rate cuts as of the end of July. So what does that mean for the more aggressive rate cutting path priced in by the market now?
Wall St searches for rate clue
The eyes of the world’s volatile financial markets will be on the Rocky Mountains resort of Jackson Hole on Friday. Here’s why.
Baby Bunting boss upbeat despite declining births, cautious shopper
Infant products retailer Baby Bunting faces cost of living pressures for new parents and a declining birth rate, but its new CEO believes it can grow its profits, expand margins and open new stores to recapture its former glory.
Former BBY exec convicted after nine years
The corporate regulator has secured a second criminal conviction relating to the dishonest conduct of key employees at stockbroker BBY, nine years after it collapsed.
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