July 2023

Daniel Lai – CEO and Managing Director – archTIS (ASX:AR9) is a global provider of innovative software solutions for the secure collaboration of sensitive information. 

ASIC plans to establish a stakeholder advisory group to oversee ASX’s troubled CHESS replacement project, which ASX supports and sees as a means to enhance transparency and stakeholder engagement in the development of critical clearing and settlement changes. At noon, the S&P/ASX 200 is 0.66 per cent higher at 7,294.80. The SPI futures are pointing

Neuren Pharmaceuticals (ASX:NEU) announced the expansion of its partnership with Acadia Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:ACAD). Neuren is set to receive US$100 million up-front, plus additional potential milestone payments of up to US$427 million, plus royalties. Shares are trading 16.75 per cent higher at $13.59. Green Technology Metals (ASX:GT1) has announced that their assay results at their Root

In the previous article, Direct lithium extraction: a potential solution to the lithium supply crisis (Part 1/2), we outlined what direct lithium extraction (DLE) is, how it works, and how it can alleviate a potential supply crisis. This article will cover the DLE companies, both Australian and international, that are currently using or aiming to

Leo Lithium (ASX:LLL) has finalised a significant agreement worth $520 million with a prominent African mining service firm, Corica, to advance its lithium project in Mali, a West-African nation. This strategic move by Leo Lithium aims to capitalise on the growing demand for lithium amidst the critical mineral cold war, which has intensified the competition

The ongoing work-from-home trend is prompting commercial landlords and tenants to reassess their needs, potentially rendering some buildings obsolete. In the new world order of commercial property, high-quality and well-appointed offices are attracting tenants, while older, tier-three grade buildings on the outskirts of cities face an uncertain future. According to Michael Cook, Investa group executive,

The Chinese economy took a battering in June from falling demand, falling inflation, now on the edge of debilitating deflation, weak imports down for another month, and exports slumping more than 12%. All the optimism at the start of 2023 about a rebound post-Covid has vanished, and it is clear the economy is under rising

Stocks rose Thursday after June’s producer price index report rose less than anticipated, building upon optimism from Wednesday’s consumer price index data. The PPI, which measures what wholesalers pay for goods, rose 0.1 per cent in June. Economists polled by Dow Jones had expected an increase of 0.2 per cent. Core PPI, which strips out