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Yesterday
Firmus’ Oliver Curtis set for green light to run ASX-listed company
The convicted insider trader has been given informal clearance by the exchange to stay on the board after the artificial intelligence firm’s blockbuster IPO.
ASX slips with US-Iran talks in focus; oil rises above $US104
Shares flat after Wednesday’s strong gain as traders await US-Iran peace talks; Crude oil rises higher; Soul Patts lifts dividend; GSFM warns on inflation impact. Follow live.
NextDC ices $500m data centre bond deal after pricing disappoints
Shares fell more than 6 per cent after the Craig Scroggie-led company, the country’s largest listed operator, decided to push back its approach to debt markets.
Xero inks Anthropic deal, insisting AI can help software giants
The ASX-listed accounting platform developer will embed Claude tools into its system, allowing users to automate tasks like chasing unpaid invoices.
This Month
Here are two ASX stocks that are about to go on a tear
Alphinity’s Stuart Welch names a tech stock that is undervalued, reveals the stocks he’s recently sold and explains why he’s still bullish on the miners.
Investors to splash $23b on battered ASX as BHP, CBA pay out
Australia’s biggest companies are paying out billions in dividends over the next fortnight that could turbocharge a rebound in the sharemarket.
Wartime inflation shock ‘catastrophic’ as fertiliser, plastics soar
The soaring price of lesser known commodities from the Iran war is a double whammy for farmers and manufacturers that have already been hit by the oil shock.
RBA calls for co-ordinated effort to unlock digital asset markets
A series of pilot transactions using digital assets drew a strong industry response, but the RBA says banks and regulators need to accelerate their efforts.
Kiwi AI farming start-up worth $2.9b as Peter Thiel invests
A New Zealand start-up looking to eradicate farm fencing is now valued at $US2 billion after the Silicon Valley giant’s VC arm led a $315 million funding round.
KMD says Rip Curl demerger proposal delivers investors ‘no value’
Former Billabong executives want to combine their rival surf brands with Rip Curl, which would have to be split off from the retailer which also owns Kathmandu.
Richard White’s ‘weak ass’ people problem
The WiseTech billionaire might no longer be surrounded by the most A-grade people.
Stocks to tumble as Trump delivers 48-hour ultimatum to Iran
The ASX was poised to tumble 1.8 per cent on Monday before US President Donald Trump threatened to “obliterate” Iranian power plants.
Sohn Hearts and Minds is going to ... Queenstown?
The charity conference run by Barrenjoey’s Matthew Grounds can’t be contained by international borders.
Takeovers Panel finds ex-Humm chairman Abercrombie misled investors
In a damning verdict, the mergers and acquisitions watchdog said the businessman had already rejected a $385 million bid, but told shareholders otherwise.
‘Memories of DroneShield’ as Electro Optic chief plans to dump shares
Investors were left blindsided on news EOS chief Andreas Schwer plans to sell most of his stake in the popular defence stock.
Why the class of ’26 CEOs start on a short leash
Two top-20 chief executive changes on the same day? It’s all part of corporate Australia’s big reset.
Kate Morris exits private equity firm Glow Capital Partners
The co-founder Adore Beauty is exiting the firm she founded with Justin Ryan for personal health reasons.
KFC to fork out $29m over rest breaks
The settlement is the first to be reached from class actions over 10-minute breathers and could have ramifications for an even bigger case against McDonald’s.
Stocks gossip site HotCopper deletes posts after ex-uranium boss sues
HotCopper has removed comments from contributors after former Boss Energy chief executive Duncan Craib took legal action in the WA Supreme Court.
Lynas Rare Earths inks supply and pricing deal with US government
The US will pay at least $US110 per kilogram for the WA miner’s rare earths, matching the global benchmark and backing its push to secure non-Chinese supply.
