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Australian software company TZ is reporting US purchase orders of AUD $7.75 million for the four months from the start of July to the end of October, representing a 40% increase vs the same period last year.
Investors are feeling optimistic this morning with futures markets pointing towards a 20-point gain (0.3%) on the ASX despite inflation fears putting an end to Wall Street’s recent upward momentum overnight.
Pressure is mounting on miners as supply of critical metals needed for clean energy technology is growing increasingly tight, Perennial Partners’ Samuel Berridge has cautioned.
Australia’s burgeoning ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT) industry could improve productivity and transform the national economy, Senator Jane Hume has told industry insiders.
Beetle exporters in Colombia have released their own bug-themed cryptocurrency in a bid to cut commissions paid to Japanese salespeople.
As the rest of Australia begins to return to normalcy, Registry Direct (ASX: RD1) CEO Steuart Roe is gearing up for something special.
Forget the stocking stuffers, this year it’s all about till fillers as Australia’s long-suffering retail sector gears up for a welcome Christmas boom.
Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In August Ron Shamgar, from TAMIM Asset Management, selected Janison Education as one of his three favourite stocks amid a period of…
Australian health and wellness company Wellnex Life grew cash receipts to $4.85 million during the September quarter, with additional opening purchase orders climbing to $1.35 million.
Alex Waislitz has become a household name within the investment community after growing his wealth to $1.5 billion while serving at the helm of Thorney Investment Group.
It’s been a big week for clean energy as the world’s most powerful politicians came together in Glasgow for the COP26 meetings, where Prime Minister Scott Morrison promised to invest an additional $500 million on climate projects through the Indo-Pacific region.
Australia’s central bank held rates flat at yesterday’s meeting, but changes to a lesser-known program mean interest rates could start climbing next year.
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