Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footerHelp using this website - Accessibility statement
Advertisement

Shares

Today

ASX is set to slip.

ASX drops; Azure jumps 42pc; Whitehaven poised to cop strike

Shares fall; US tech stocks dive after earnings shortfall from Alphabet; Westpac’s Ellis tips RBA to raise cash rate on Cup day; SQM to buy Azure for $1.6 billion; Fortescue makes slow start on push for fifth iron ore export record. Follow here for more.

  • 1 hr ago
  • Joanne Tran, Timothy Moore, Cecile Lefort, Joshua Peach and Vesna Poljak
Wall Street.

ASX to slip; Wall St drops after mixed Microsoft and Alphabet results

Australian shares are poised to slip. Wall Street is falling after mixed profit reports from Microsoft and Alphabet. Oil was volatile.

Yesterday

CEO Joseph Healy said that he wanted “nothing more than to see the share price improve”.

Judo chairman lashes investors for tanking share price

Peter Hodgson said the board was “taken aback” by the falls, and attacked “short-term vicissitudes” in the market.

  • Lucas Baird
Wall Street.

ASX to rise, Wall Street lifted by data, earnings

Australian shares are set to open higher. Bonds steady after rout. Bitcoin rallies. Microsoft rises, Alphabet falls on quarterly results.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore

This Month

Chief content officer Beverley McGarvey and chief operation and commercial officer Jarrod Villani.

Network Ten doesn’t want to buy Southern Cross Austereo’s TV stations

The most likely buyer for the listed media company’s 96 regional TV signals, Network Ten owner Paramount, says it doesn’t need them.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
Advertisement
There are three Australian IPOs in front of investors this week, but they are all on the small side.

Two things holding back Australia’s IPO market

It’s another year of what could have been for new listings on the ASX. The only way to end the drought is to cut prices.

  • Anthony Macdonald
Wall Street.

ASX to fall, bond volatility persists, Bullock speech on radar

Australian shares are set to open lower, tracking late session weakness in New York. US yields spiked higher, then tumbled. Bitcoin leaps.

  • Timothy Moore
Crude’s drop followed a plunge in gasoline futures.

Viva underperforms on Geelong refinery troubles

Repairs were expected to be completed by the end of September, but Viva is not finding it that simple to return to full-tilt production.

  • Elouise Fowler
Smoke rises after an Israeli airstrike on the Gaza Strip.

Why the Middle East risks exploding

Anthony Albanese arrives in Washington as the Middle East crisis threatens to destabilise the entire region with unpredictable consequences.

  • Jennifer Hewett
Roger Corbett ran Woolworths as it grew its liquor retailing business.

Roger Corbett says Endeavour chairman must go

The former Woolworths CEO says Peter Hearl should quit the board, even if Bill Wavish, is unsuccessful.

  • Carrie LaFrenz and Simon Evans
The RBA will scrutinise inflation data on Wednesday.

ASX to fall, weak $A worsens oil pain, rate hike fears

Australian shares are poised to fall 0.9 per cent at the return to trading on Monday, after suffering their worst week in four weeks amid the MidEast conflict.

  • Updated
  • Cecile Lefort and Ronald Mizen
ASIC chair Joe Longo.

Short-staffed ASIC has gone ‘MIA on M&A’

The corporate watchdog is accused of under-resourcing scrutiny of mergers and acquisitions, company fundraisings and sharemarket listings.

  • Ronald Mizen
Wall Street.

US stocks stumble on heightened Middle East tensions

US shares closed down, with investors wary of weekend geopolitical developments. Iron ore falls. Gold extends rally. ASX futures drop 0.9pc.

  • Timothy Moore
Andrew Purcell, chairman of Melbana Energy, which has discovered a large oil field in Cuba.Source:

A one-time Macquarie banker claims he found oil worth $30b in Cuba

Little-known Sydney-based company Melbana began production on Wednesday at what could be a large oil field on the north coast of the Caribbean country.

  • Aaron Patrick
Former ASIC chairman Alan Cameron: no shrinking violets in the advisory group.

New CHESS advisory group ‘won’t be railroaded’ by ASX

Former ASIC chairman Alan Cameron said a review of ASX’s design of a new CHESS system won’t make a decision “until we have the information we need to make it”.

  • James Eyers
Advertisement
Wall Street.

ASX futures, Wall Street whipsaw lower on Powell

The yield on the US 10-year spiked towards 5pc as the Fed boss signalled rates may need to rise if the economy’s strength persists. Telsa drops. Netflix surges.

  • Updated
  • Timothy Moore
Perennial’s Damian Cottier.

Perennial fundie’s top small-cap healthcare picks

Perennial portfolio manager Damian Cottier has increased the fund’s stake in Calix and shares why he likes Immutep.

  • Joanne Tran

ASX board narrowly avoids second strike, chairman re-elected

ASX receives heavy protest vote against its remuneration report, missing a second strike by just 4 per cent. Damian Roche re-elected as chairman for last term.

  • James Eyers
Wall Street.

ASX to drop, oil rises, US bond yields advance

Australian shares are set to tumble 1.2pc. US 10-year yield tops 4.9pc. Netflix surges on subscriber boost. Tesla confirms margin hit. Jobs data pending.

  • Timothy Moore
Billionaire Bruce Mathieson is livid with what he says is the abysmal performance of the hotel, pokies and retail liquor group Endeavour.

Activist who? Whitehaven, Endeavour show you can fight back

Cranky shareholders may be firing up activist campaigns, but they are no sure thing.

  • Anthony Macdonald