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Investors monitor Panthera Finance amid reg troubles
Sources said while Grant Samuel wasn’t officially engaged, it had kept close to the founders after running a debt refinancing process in 2022.
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- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
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- Mining
Forrest shuts WA mines as nickel dominoes tumble
Andrew Forrest faces another nickel nightmare as a price plunge triggers the shutdown of WA mines his private company Wyloo acquired for $760 million just six months ago.
- 22 mins ago
- Brad Thompson
NAB moves focus to young savers, insists deposit market is competitive
Deposits strategy executive Paul Riley suggests rival banks were the target of a scathing ACCC report, and his bank was transparent on pricing where others were not.
- 22 mins ago
- Lucas Baird
Indonesian player buys majority stake in Mayur’s PNG sands project
PTSFNI is expected to become a 9.9 per cent shareholder at the stock-level.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Doctor turnover at private equity-backed IVF player Genea
Liverpool Partner’s Genea has lost four of its biggest revenue earners over the past month.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
‘I want to go to the movies’: Gauff, Djokovic waste no time
Supposed illness didn’t stop Novak Djokovic dismantling his opponent, while Coco Gauff joked about being in a hurry at the Australian Open.
- Darren Walton and Callum Godde
Opinion & Analysis
Hydrogen’s bubble has burst, so should Twiggy buy rather than build?
Hydrogen share prices have collapsed on the back of rising interest rates and confidence-sapping scandals. Is it time for Fortescue to take advantage?
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The big question surrounding bitcoin after its ETF approval
The cryptocurrency has dropped more than 10 per cent in less than a fortnight following the excitement surrounding the SEC’s green light, and pockets of hostility remain.
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Everyone seems to want uranium right now
Governments appear to have finally grasped that nuclear power is the only cheap and reliable low-carbon power available.
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Travel bulls still buying Webjet’s B2B growth story
Webjet is flying high despite concerns about the economy as it carves out a niche as an intermediary between businesses and hotels.
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Hydrogen’s bubble has burst, so should Twiggy buy rather than build?
Hydrogen share prices have collapsed on the back of rising interest rates and confidence-sapping scandals. Is it time for Fortescue to take advantage?
- 22 mins ago
- Peter Ker
Suncorp hopes for a silver lining amid storm clouds and bank headache
Despite some bearish setbacks, could the insurance-banking group still have bullish prospects? Analysts are hoping the poor weather doesn’t hurt so bad.
- Liam Walsh
- Investigation
- IPO
The cricket star, the drinks founder and a deal turned bitter
Entrepreneur Raj Beri hired former Test cricket captain Michael Clarke to help market his company and attract investors. Now, Innovation Beverage Group, the company he founded, is seeking to list on the Nasdaq, and is trying to raise more money from investors.
- Carrie LaFrenz and Max Mason
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Hydrogen’s bubble has burst, so should Twiggy buy rather than build?
Hydrogen share prices have collapsed on the back of rising interest rates and confidence-sapping scandals. Is it time for Fortescue to take advantage?
- 22 mins ago
- Peter Ker
Yesterday
- Opinion
- Cryptocurrencies
The big question surrounding bitcoin after its ETF approval
The cryptocurrency has dropped more than 10 per cent in less than a fortnight following the excitement surrounding the SEC’s green light, and pockets of hostility remain.
- Karen Maley
- Opinion
- Commodities
Everyone seems to want uranium right now
Governments appear to have finally grasped that nuclear power is the only cheap and reliable low-carbon power available.
- Merryn Somerset Webb
First-timer wins gruelling Tour Down Under
Welshman Stevie Williams has won the cycling tournament on his first try, becoming the first European to take the crown in a decade.
- Roger Vaughan
The company using MDMA to treat post-traumatic stress, legally
WA drug development company Emyria is eyeing a major expansion of its MDMA-assisted PTSD therapy after getting the green light from regulators.
- Tom Rabe
Qantas accused of intimidating LAX engineers
The airline strongly rejects the claims, which come as LAX-based mechanics and maintenance workers push for collective bargaining rights.
- Ayesha de Kretser
- Analysis
- Bulls & bears
Travel bulls still buying Webjet’s B2B growth story
Webjet is flying high despite concerns about the economy as it carves out a niche as an intermediary between businesses and hotels.
- Ayesha de Kretser
Bank fined for giving home borrowers wrong information
Lenders have been put on notice to use “very high levels of diligence” on software systems after the Federal Court fined Members Equity Bank $820,000 for sending home loan customers letters with inaccurate information.
- Jenny Wiggins
- Opinion
- Energy transition
Indonesia’s bid for EV nickel supremacy is doomed to failure
Battery technology is moving so fast that the world may not need the nickel after all.
- Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
BHP issues RFP to electrify the Pilbara
Street Talk understands the $231 billion mining giant has issued a chunky request for proposal.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Goldman Sachs in charm offensive for $5b Jemena stake
Although GIP has shown early interest, it is not the only party considering an offer.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Swimmer who won gold and called Chinese star a drug cheat retires
Mack Horton, who had an intense rivalry with Sun Yang, says he has lost his hunger for the sport and he won’t be competing at the Paris Olympic Games.
- Exclusive
- Mining
Nickel glut prompts rethink for South32’s Colombian mine
CEO Graham Kerr says South32 might reshape the mine’s output. He also says his Worsley alumina refinery doesn’t have the issues that shuttered Alcoa’s Kwinana.
- Hans van Leeuwen
The movies set for Oscar noms – and who will do it tough
Australia will wake up on Wednesday to the Academy Award nominations, ahead of the big night in March. Here’s a round-up of what and who is in line to get the nod.
- Kyle Buchanan
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- Critical minerals
BHP’s striking battery minerals warning, and nine other opinion reads
From the Big Australian’s battery minerals warning, to the case for Donald Trump. Here are 10 thoughtful opinion pieces from the week.
This Month
Teenager stuns world No.1 Iga Swiatek to reach fourth round
World No.1 Iga Swiatek has crashed out of the Australian Open, losing to Czech teenager Linda Noskova as her bid for a maiden Melbourne Park title fell apart.
- Shrivathsa Sridhar and Nick Mulvenney
De Minaur primed for fourth round Open shot at Rublev
The 24-year-old Australian says he’s never been better placed to crash through the Australian Open fourth-round barrier.
- Darren Walton
Aussie qualifier’s dream run ends in three-set battle
Aussie hopeful Storm Hunter was the last Australian woman left in the singles after a surprise run of form.
De Minaur races into Open fourth round
The last Australian man left in the Grand Slam, Alex de Minaur swept aside Italian challenger Flavio Cobolli and will now bid for the quarter finals.
- Melissa Woods and Darren Walton
Mesoblast surges on FDA ‘rare paediatric disease’ designation
Shares in Australian biopharmaceutical company Mesoblast jumped 25 per cent after Revascor was recognised as a potential treatment for heart disease in babies.
- Joanna Mather
