- Australian Associated Press•1 hour ago
Stocks to watch
Stocks of interest at the close of trade on the ASX on Tuesday, January 22.
- Australian Associated Press•2 hours ago
Financials drag ASX down at the close
The Australian stock market has finished lower at the close on Tuesday dragged down by financials.
- Australian Associated Press•4 hours ago
Volt gets APRA go-ahead, targets big four
Volt has become the first Australian digital bank to secure a full unrestricted banking licence and is aiming to capitalise on distrust of the big lenders.
- Australian Associated Press•5 hours ago
Afterpay 'distressed' by jokey broke ad
Afterpay executives say they were "absolutely distressed" by a retailer's advertising campaign that encouraged consumers who were "broke AF" to use the service.
- Australian Associated Press•9 hours ago
BHP's 2nd quarter iron ore output falls 9%
BHP Group's second-quarter iron ore production fell nine per cent after the forced train derailment that disrupted supply.
- Australian Associated Press•9 hours ago
Oil Search clocks 29% jump in Q4 revenue
Oil Search says fourth-quarter revenue jumped 29 per cent after an uptick in sales offset weaker oil prices.
- Australian Associated Press•yesterday
Stocks to watch
Stocks of interest at the close of trade on the ASX on Monday, January 21.
- Australian Associated Press•yesterday
ASX higher on energy, finance stocks
The Australian ASX stock exchange continues its strong start to the year with Monday's close higher on the back of the energy and financial sectors.
Australian Associated Press•yesterdayHome loans, personal lending fell in Nov
Lending to owner-occupiers dropped by 1.4 per cent in November, while commercial and personal loans also decreased, according to fresh data from the ABS.
- Australian Associated Press•yesterday
ASX trading higher on early energy boost
Australian shares have started the week higher amid renewed Sino-US trade optimism, with energy and financial stocks ahead at noon.
- Australian Associated Press•yesterday
Sandfire talks to MOD over combination
Sandfire Resources has approached fellow ASX-listed metals miner MOD Resources about a potential combination of the two companies.
- Australian Associated Press•yesterday
Healthscope expects binding bid this month
Healthscope expects to receive a binding takeover proposal from Canadian investment firm Brookfield Asset Management by the end of the month.
- Australian Associated Press•4 days ago
Stocks to watch
Stocks of interest at the close of trade on the ASX on Thursday, January 18.
Australian Associated Press•4 days agoASX closes the week higher on trade joy
The Australian share market has closed higher again after positive trade news from the US buoyed mining, energy, and tech stocks.
- Australian Associated Press•4 days ago
Ultra Tune fined $2.6m for franchisee rort
Ultra Tune has been fined $2.6 million in the Federal Court after the vehicle service business mislead a prospective franchisee and attempted to cover it up.
- Australian Associated Press•4 days ago
Aged-care providers dip as inquiry begins
Share prices of nursing-home operators have fallen as investors brace for tighter regulation and a possible sector shakeout.
Australian Associated Press•4 days agoAfterpay surging, but credit inquiry looms
Afterpay is booming, but the company has also defended its risk to consumers ahead of an appearance at a Senate inquiry into buy-now-pay-later companies.
Australian Associated Press•4 days agoRio Tinto hits iron ore output target
Rio Tinto has shipped 338.2 million tonnes of iron ore from its Pilbara operations, in line with its full-year guidance, up two per cent on the previous year.
- Australian Associated Press•5 days ago
Stocks to watch
Stocks of interest at the close of trade on the ASX on Thursday, January 17.
Australian Associated Press•5 days agoBuoyant miners and energy stocks lift ASX
Mining and energy stocks helped the ASX hit a new nine-week high after several encouraging earnings reports, while the financial and retail sectors also rose.
Australian Associated Press•5 days agoAGL halts coal ash sales on metal concerns
AGL has suspended sales of coal ash from its Bayswater and Liddell power stations, while a downgrade from JP Morgan has also seen its share price dip.
- Australian Associated Press•5 days ago
Woodside Petroleum Q4 revenue surges 43%
Woodside Petroleum's sales revenue has risen 43 per cent to $1.419 billion, compared to $990 million a year ago.
Australian Associated Press•5 days agoHome loan approvals fell 0.9% in November
Home loan approvals fell by 0.9 per cent in November, and economists say the weakness in the housing market is likely to be felt for some time to come.