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While sales growth at the group’s flagship retail chain Bunnings has improved on the June half-year, cost-of-living pressures are still weighing on shoppers.

Haul road problems are in the rear view mirror, Mineral Resources says, and the company is now on track to reach full-year volume and cost guidance across the board.

The President lauded the chipmaker’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, on his Asia trip, as Nvidia pitches itself for a central role in Donald Trump’s economic plan

Wednesday’s surprise inflation data hurt share investors and sent property stocks lower as evidence of more food price rises threatens to sting retailers like Woolworths.

Some investment banks remain positive on the outlook, despite Wednesday's price slump serving as a warning to speculators.

Droneshield shares are up 2475 per cent in 5 years and its CEO says the company is just starting in its journey selling counter-drone technology.

While bond and gold investors are betting on economic trouble ahead, share investors remain optimistic about the prospects for artificial intelligence to reshape the business world.

Southern Cross Media has reported a bumper jump in first-quarter earnings ahead of its planned merger of equals with Seven West Media.

Australia’s biggest stocks have touched a new record mid-trading day high, following a positive overnight lead from Wall Street and signals of more interest rate cuts.

A senior Reserve Bank official is predicting house price increases, as the IMF forecast inflation problems in 2026.

Top analyst warns Santos CFO’s departure will spark questions over succession planning and governance.

The mining giant has a bullish view on Chinese steel demand and is tipping a strong finish to the year in the Pilbara as it stays in the race to meet its full-year shipments goal.

ANZ’s Nuno Matos has outlined a plan to reverse its profit margin decline and grow returns for shareholders in a radical overhaul of the bank.

US President Donald Trump has taken a less confrontational approach in his latest social media post on trade tensions with China.

The Australian share market is expected to shed billions when markets open after US President Donald Trump reignited a trade war with China.