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Markets Live: ASX's early spring wilts
Hopes that the first day of spring would bring a thaw to the ASX have wilted as a chill once again returns to the banks, while miners enjoy a jump in the iron ore price.
Hopes that the first day of spring would bring a thaw to the ASX have wilted as a chill once again returns to the banks, while miners enjoy a jump in the iron ore price.
Home prices in the nation's major cities rose only marginally in August as Sydney's blistering run stalled, a tentative sign of cooling that would be a relief to regulators seeking to head off a debt-driven bubble.
Sweden's big banks have been pinoeering new AI technology, with SEB rolling out their latest chatbot, Aida, during their 2017 AGM.
Dozens of new homeowners have found a way to avoid the home-hunting 'just beyond reach and too expensive' or 'missing out at auction' nightmare.
Kisaku Suzuki once ran a company that made lolly-wrapping machines. And he was angry. And that's when the it came to him: he would use his firm's knowledge of sweets-packaging machines to develop the world's first sushi robot.
Myer, Target and Big W are among retailers looking to a galaxy far, far away for a much-needed boost to their profits as Star Wars' Force Friday II rolls out today.
In the 1970s Kisaku Suzuki invented the sushi robot which revolutionised the market. Today most of the sushi eaten in Japan is made by a robot.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are just some of the digital currencies that have been on a tear this year. But it hasn't been smooth-sailing in the cryptocurrency world.
Wall Street pushed higher overnight, setting up the local sharemarket for a slightly higher open.
Jakarta: The Indonesian Government has expressed its "deep concern" after Australia launched an investigation into the alleged dumping of steel rods exported from Indonesia and two other countries.
If you want some clarity about our energy crisis, stay away from politicians and the climate change battle still being waged by lunatic deniers. Instead, check with insurers' risk managers.
I'm not sure big bosses today understand about sharing. Don't take it all for yourself.
Retail billionaire Gerry Harvey could sell ice to the eskimos, but spruiking the prospects of his homewares giant, Harvey Norman, was not so easy after Thursday's financial results.
Class action law firm Slater & Gordon is set to be owned by a consortium of international hedge funds after agreeing to a bailout that will see it emerge with a new board and strategy.
Can the wall-to-wall reruns and old movies on new channel 7flix help Prime7 compete with the likes of Netflix and Stan?
The number of Aboriginal Australians living in NSW and Victoria has doubled since 2001.
If you haven't paid attention to (or have purposefully avoided) the crypto-currency phenomenon, now is probably a good time to tune in.
The financial regulator is demanding meetings with the boards of superannuation funds that are failing to deliver "quality" outcomes for members, escalating pressure for poorly performing funds to lift their game or merge with a rival.
The ASX emerged from August reporting season deflated by a mildly disappointing month of profit results, and undermined by heavy losses in big names.
Bryan Pereira has admitted he was motivated by greed when he accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in corrupt payments.
The ASX emerged from August reporting season deflated by a mildly disappointing month of profit results, and undermined by heavy losses in Telstra and Commonwealth Bank.
The ASX 200 closes at 5714.5 on Thursday, and Harvey Norman shares have fallen over seven per cent.
With Uber emerging from a series of controversies, its long overshadowed rival Lyft is gaining momentum.
The owner of Dreamworld has flagged a more "measured" approach to the next phase of its US expansion as its entertainment centres in Houston took a hit from Hurricane Harvey.
Qantas is dropping Dubai from its network in a major shake-up that repositions it towards the booming Asian market.
A record profit has not been enough to save Harvey Norman from a sharemarket savaging after the retailer cut its full-year dividend on Thursday.
Dara Khosrowshahi was named America's highest paid CEO when he ran Expedia. Now at the helm of Uber, he's given a first glimpse of how he wants to run the embattled company.
In an economy growing at a moderate pace at best, the US job market keeps on shining.
NBN Co's boss says it could not agree to Telstra's securitisation program because it would not bring any value to NBN but would potentially introduce more risk.
The company's parental leave policy allows new fathers to take two weeks of paid leave for "child bonding," while new mums get six weeks - and that's unfair, US regulators say.
Cyberbullying is estimated to happen to at least one in 10 Australians.
Project Everest is growing fast as it aims to build sustainable commercial solutions to community problems in developing areas.
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