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Oil prices remained stable as Israel had not yet initiated its expected ground offensive in Gaza, while the United States intensified diplomatic efforts to prevent the crisis from escalating regionally. Brent crude traded near $91 per barrel after a significant 6% surge on Friday, with US officials engaging in talks with Middle Eastern nations, including […]

16 Oct 2023 – A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Tamboran Resources (ASX:TBN), Melodiol Global Health (ASX:ME1, FRA:1X8) and Superior Resources (ASX:SPQ).

Albemarle has abandoned its $3-a-share, $6 billion-plus bid for Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR), leading to an anticipated drop in Liontown’s shares on Monday and putting Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting at risk of a substantial paper loss. The announcement is also likely to trigger a significant sell-off in lithium shares overall. Albemarle made this decision as it

Lower-than-expected claims (and consequently, payouts) stemming from cyclones in Vanuatu earlier this year have prompted Tower (ASX:TWR), the New Zealand insurer, to revise its earnings guidance for the year ending on September 30. Initially, Tower had allocated NZ$50 million to cover anticipated claims resulting from the Vanuatu cyclones in March. This decision had caused Tower

16 Oct 2023 – BluGlass Limited (ASX:BLG) CEO Jim Haden discusses the company’s being named a hub member of the US Department of Defense’s Microelectronics Commons.

Stocks fell Friday, pressured by a spike in oil prices and rising inflation expectations, as Wall Street wraps up a volatile week. The S&P 500 declined by 0.50 per cent, ending at 4,327.78. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite lost 1.23 per cent, landing at 13,407.23. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was the outlier, rising by 0.12

African gold miner, Resolute Mining (ASX:RSG), used the opportunity presented by a bullish three-year update released on Friday evening to downplay a reduction in guidance for its 2023 financial year, ending December 31. Due to issues detailed in the statement, the company has been implementing cost-cutting measures across its two mining operations to maintain a

BluGlass Limited (ASX:BLG) CEO Jim Haden discusses the company’s being named a hub member of the US Department of Defense’s Microelectronics Commons. Paul Sanger: We’re talking today with BluGlass (ASX:BLG), and they have a market cap of around $80m. The company has been developing leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing technology and devices for more than a decade.

CEO Jim Haden presents at the 2023 BluGlass AGM. I’m Jim Haden, the CEO of BluGlass Limited. It’s a pleasure to be here in Sydney for this year’s Annual General Meeting, and I look forward to speaking with shareholders today. This morning, I’ll provide an overview of what’s driving our growing addressable market, before taking

Newcrest’s (ASX:NCM) time as an independent company is dwindling, with just a few weeks left following an overwhelming shareholder vote in favor of the $A26.2 billion merger with US gold mining giant Newmont. The final vote tally at Friday’s meeting in Melbourne showed that 84% of Newcrest shareholders, representing 92.6% of the register, supported the