2 d. ago Call to sack chair shows the drama is not over for Rebel Sport owner

Super Retail Group’s humiliating settlement of a legal battle with its former top lawyers, after sacking its CEO, will not prevent a backlash from investors.

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3 d. ago ASX Runners: Entertainment Rewards, Litchfield, Morella and TrivarX

The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is Entertainment Rewards, after it copped a fat takeover bid from its top shareholder at ten times its market value.

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3 d. ago ASX slips on weaker banks and energy giants; Gold hits another record

The Australian sharemarket finished the week in the red as banks and energy companies fell, while gold miners had another positive day.

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3 d. ago ASX dips as oil price fall hits energy giants; Wall Street slumps

The Australian sharemarket lost ground in early trade, as energy giants slumped and resources players Iluka and Lynas tumbled.

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3 d. ago ASX slips as banks and energy giants drop; Gold hits another record

The Australian sharemarket had lost ground at lunchtime as banks and energy companies fell, while gold miners had another positive day.

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4 d. ago ASX resets record on rate cut bets; Macquarie surges on $61.4b AI deal

The Australian sharemarket has shot back up to record territory after a rise in unemployment fuelled bets the Reserve Bank may cut interest rates.

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4 d. ago He narrowly avoided jail. This prodigious talent now wants to restart his NRL career

The NRL deregistered the Dragons playmaker in 2023. He’s since served his two-year intensive corrections order.

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4 d. ago ASX to edge higher after volatile Wall Street session; Macquarie’s $61.4b AI deal

The Australian sharemarket is expected to open slightly lower, after erratic trading on Wall Street, as investors struggle to gauge the extent of trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

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4 d. ago ASX opens in the green; Macquarie jumps after $61.4b AI deal

The Australian sharemarket started the day in positive territory, as Macquarie shares climbed sharply higher after its funds business clinched a major data centre sale.

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4 d. ago ASX hits record on rate cut bets; Macquarie surges after $61.4b AI deal

The Australian sharemarket has shot up after a rise in unemployment fuelled bets the Reserve Bank may cut interest rates.

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5 d. ago ‘Give me my stuff back’: Woman charged after violent Melbourne retail incident caught on video

The 30-year-old woman from St Kilda East was arrested on Sunday and has since been granted bail.

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5 d. ago Banks send ASX higher in early trade; energy stocks fall on lower oil price

The Australian sharemarket jumped in early trade, shrugging off jitters on Wall Street, which wobbled as trade tensions between the US and China continued to simmer.

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5 d. ago Banks and miners send ASX higher; energy stocks fall on lower oil price

The Australian sharemarket posted solid gains by lunchtime, shrugging off jitters on Wall Street, as trade tensions between the US and China continue to simmer.

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5 d. ago Footage shows Hamas fighters allegedly executing 'collaborators' in Gaza

The video, reported and verified by Reuters, shows seven men dragged into a small square and forced to kneel before being shot.

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5 d. ago ASX set to rise again after Wall Street wobbled over trade tensions

The local sharemarket is set for strong gains this morning even after US stocks bounced between gains and losses overnight as trade tensions between the US and China continued to simmer.

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6 d. ago ASX set for gains after Wall Street rebounds from Friday’s sell

Australian investors are expecting a stronger day following a rally overnight in the US after Donald Trump said things with China “will all be fine” just days after he sent markets reeling.

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6 d. ago Banks and retailers send ASX lower despite mining rally and Wall Street rebound

Australian investors had a jittery start to trading, failing to track a market rebound in the US after Donald Trump said things with China “will all be fine.”

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6 d. ago ASX moves higher as mining rally offsets slump for banks, retailers

Investors sent mining company share prices sharply higher on Tuesday, helping to blunt losses by the big banks and retailers.

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6 d. ago The power of balance: Why Australia can’t afford to drag its feet on gender equity

It’s real money, and it’s being left on the table by organisations that are slow to act.

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7 d. ago Penfolds panic: China slump spells trouble for Treasury Wines

Treasury Wines has been savaged by investors, with the company’s stock now near a 10-year low, amid signs that its premium brand is losing its mojo in the Chinese market.

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