US pizza giant Domino’s has again blamed its global sales malaise on the Australia division, after billionaire executive chair Jack Cowin moved to ditch heavy promotions and popular discount vouchers.
Cheyanne Enciso
The MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan has risen after dropping for three straight sessions.
Ankur Banerjee
A company that's been operating for almost six decades is about to reward investors who hung around for its journey as it heads towards a significant milestone.
Staff Writers
Nine Publishing has announced a fresh round of job cuts as the media company accelerates its shift away from print.
Cameron Micallef
US stocks have closed lower as investors continued to monitor developments in the Middle East.
Sinéad Carew and Ragini Mathur
The ASX 200 has escaped largely unscathed, as oil prices and a Chinese AI model shook global markets.
An influential analyst has cast doubts on Jayne Hrdlicka’s rescue plan for Endeavour she insists will help make the Dan Murphy’s owner more lean and efficient.
Founder Keith John hints at disappointment at issue price, says it doesn’t reflect the company’s performance.
Sean Smith
Oil and gas prices have risen over clashes in the Middle East, prompting bonds to fall and putting investors on edge ahead of a week of major tech results.
Wayne Cole and Alun John
South32 has ended the financial year on a high, beating guidance and capitalising on strong market demand for its diversified range of commodities.
Daniel Newell
US stocks have closed lower as investors appeared to retreat from shares in semiconductor companies.
Stephen Culp and Ragini Mathur
Australians are being warned the price of fuel is about to rise, as the US and Iran resume their fighting.
Gold slipping below US$4,000 an ounce for the first time since September has helped send the Australian sharemarket lower, with materials stocks bearing the brunt of the sell-off.
Coles has abandoned talks to buy Petbarn owner Greencross, a potential deal that had concerned some analysts and hammered shares in the supermarket giant.
One of Australia’s largest supermarket chains has walked away from a $4bn move into the pet care space.
Coles has ended discussions to buy the owner of the Petbarn chain, abandoning a potential deal that had concerned some analysts and weighed on the supermarket group’s share price.
Angus Whitley
US stocks have closed lower as investors digested economic data and earning results from major companies.
Record iron ore output wasn’t enough to save BHP from spooking the market, with a surprise copper guidance cut wiping gains across the resources sector.
Foreign entrants and follow-on raisings lifted the ASX’s headline numbers, but the IPO market remains “very flat” despite FDC’s strong debut, leaving Firmus as the next major test.
Ryan Johnson
US stocks have closed higher as investors digested economic data and major companies' earning results.
Major miners and Macquarie’s record-breaking session have lifted the ASX 200, with BHP surging more than three per cent on an otherwise weak day of trading.
Smaller companies now offer excellent value versus the big banks according to some of Australia’s leading market experts.
Tom Richardson
MinRes has tapped Macmahon to restart underground mining at Mt Marion, signalling renewed confidence in the lithium market.
