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Saturday’s federal election barely moved the needle on markets, with the ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) trading more-or-less sideways this week despite the change of government.
When Optus needed a solution to ongoing theft and disruption at their remote mobile phone tower sites, they turned to a tech start-up for help. Spectur’s innovative technology led to such a marked reduction in crime that Optus now relies on it to protect more than 100 locations.
A casino in the UK has found itself more than $130,000 out-of-pocket after a staff cocktail party took a sinister turn, providing a timely reminder of the value of civility as businesses plan their end-of-financial-year parties.
Labor was swept back into power and will control Australia’s 47th Federal Parliament under the leadership of Anthony Albanese. The Coalition was decimated, but voters abandoned both major parties in droves in favour of independents and smaller parties, signalling a widely held desire for political and economic change.
Australia is poised to benefit from a massive influx of institutional ‘green’ capital after Saturday’s federal election saw Labor storm into power on a platform of stronger climate action.
Small business financing platform Propell Holdings has launched its latest product, offering small business loans of up to $250,000 to help entrepreneurs invest in their enterprises.
Over the past five weeks, we have seen implied volatility rocket higher from around 11.5% on 14th April towards 25.1% on 10th May – the most aggressive acceleration in volatility since the COVID sell-off in February/March 2020.
Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In October 2021, Dean Fergie, from Cyan Investment Management, selected Mighty Craft as one of his three favourite stocks, tipping the company’s…
In the wake of the significant COVID-induced stimulation that has occurred in the past couple of years, public markets are seeing “the early parts of a hangover”, according to Altor Capital.
Friday the 13th saw the Australian market rebound after share prices were slashed repeatedly for most of the week.
Despite recent market turmoil, Australian businesses have had reason to look up – both business turnover and retail sales volumes are continuing to rise, according to newly released figures.
Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In January 2022, Michael Goldberg, from Collins St Asset Management, selected Retail Food Group as one of his three favourite stocks, noting…
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