Gold shares lose lustre
The red-hot market for gold-mining companies has made the shares too expensive for some investors.
The red-hot market for gold-mining companies has made the shares too expensive for some investors.
Oil prices were largely unchanged on Friday in a volatile session.
Zinc hit its highest in 15 months on Friday as bearish speculators scrambled to close out positions.
In a profit season where blue chips have underwhelmed, investors like companies prepared to take risks and deliver real growth.
The Business Council's CEO and chairman are heading to Canberra amid a split in the board and pressure from members.
The shop assistants union is seeking to torpedo Aldi's non-union agreements over an arcane technicality in the enterprise bargaining process...
Home Consortium's agreement to buy the Masters property portfolio for $725 million has claimed its first big casualty.
Coles and Woolworths supermarket profit margins are under pressure from Aldi as they search for answers to halt the discounter's rise.
Rio Tinto's Jean Sebastien Jacques says a plan to increase taxes on iron ore in WA puts future investment in the state at risk
Since Brexit, all of Kerr Neilson's Platinum's strategies have beat the market by 2 to 4 per cent.
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