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March 2024

Fletcher Building’s Ross Taylor steps aside as Nick Traber assumes acting CEO role

NZ-based Fletcher Building will move to an acting CEO after what appears to be a change in plan about the incumbent CEO, Ross Taylor. In the original February announcement, Taylor was prepared to serve for a further six months, if needed after announcing his decision to retire. As the company explained in the statement: “An

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Tales of the tech giant: Apple slides, Microsoft surges, Tesla’s on a rollercoaster

It’s a factoid that means little, but tells a big, big story about the direction of investing in the global tech giants. The story is about three of the so-called Mag 7 stocks (Apple, Microsoft and Tesla). Apple shares are down 7% this year as at Friday’s close which has seen it cede the title

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Clean TeQ Water: Addressing critical fresh water scarcities

Paul Sanger: I’m Paul Sanger for the Finance News Network, and today I’m talking to Clean TeQ Water. Clean TeQ Water, trading under the ASX code CNQ with a market cap of 25 million, is a global technology leader specializing in providing economic and environmentally sustainable solutions to address critical issues related to fresh water scarcity,

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Stocks of the Hour: EV Resources, Venus Metals Corporation, St George Mining

EV Resources (ASX:EVR) announced the results from its first hole drilled at the high grade Parag copper-molybdenum project in Peru. The first hole at Parag has assayed 332 metres at 1.36% Copper equivalent (CuEq), with intersections including 44 metres at 2.18% grading. Assays are awaited on the remaining 144 metres of the hole which was

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Rising Chinese Portside iron ore stocks likely to cap this weeks price recovery

While iron ore prices bounced back last week from their multi-month lows the week before, Australian coking coal pricing took a real hammering on the SGX commodities platform in Singapore. The front month for 62% fines jumped to $US108.50 by Friday, recovering from the previous Friday’s close of $US99.51 a tonne – an 8 month

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