Atturra, formerly known as FTS Group, has listed on the Australian Securities Exchange after raising $24.5 million.
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Atturra, formerly known as FTS Group, has listed on the Australian Securities Exchange after raising $24.5 million.
Read More »Miners BHP and Rio Tinto were making acquisition news on the ASX for different reasons as the market eased lower.BHP will not match an offer for Canadian miner Noront Resources while Rio Tinto is buying a lithium mine to bolster its battery materials business.
Read More »Investors enjoyed their best day on the ASX in almost two weeks as the Reserve Bank gave no hint of imminent rate rises and buyers returned for CSL shares.
Read More »Investors enjoyed their best day on the ASX in almost two weeks as the Reserve Bank gave no hint of imminent rate rises and buyers returned for CSL shares.
Read More »A broad-based rally has helped the Australian share market to its biggest day of gains in almost two weeks. The market rose 0.86 per cent and market giant CSL was instrumental – its shares jumped almost five per cent.
Read More »The merger does not deliver an immediate exit for several key backers of the peer-to-peer personal lending marketplace over the last decade.
Read More »Buy now, pay later providers have been among the big losers on the Australian share market after a US watchdog readied a probe into whether they are harming consumers. Afterpay dropped seven per cent on Friday and Sezzle shed almost 10 per cent on concerns the US investigation might require …
Read More »Buy now, pay later providers have plunged on the Australian market after a US watchdog moved to investigate whether the services harmed consumers. Afterpay dropped seven per cent and Zip fell five per cent after reports the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will question the vendors over customer debts.
Read More »Global markets are soaring, as the US Federal Reserve moves to wind back economic stimulus brought in to tackle the pandemic downturn.
Read More »Shares had their biggest loss on the Australian market in more than two weeks as investors brace for key US Federal Reserve decisions. A fall of 0.7 per cent on Wednesday had almost all share categories lower and technology stocks fared worst.
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