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ASX dips as Wall Street drifts; Bitcoin surges to two-year high

ASX dips as Wall Street drifts; Bitcoin surges to two-year high

The Australian sharemarket remained in negative territory at midday but had largely pared back its early morning losses. 

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey

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Consumer and tech shares buoy ASX as energy companies dive

Consumer and tech shares buoy ASX as energy companies dive

The Australian sharemarket stepped up on Monday on the back of technology and consumer discretionary companies, as well as a record-high for the S&P 500 index, but gains were pared back by midday by energy companies.

  • by Millie Muroi
Nvidia’s record $422 billion day sparks ASX tech rally

Nvidia’s record $422 billion day sparks ASX tech rally

The Australian sharemarket trimmed some of its early morning gains but finished in the green after a surge in Nvidia’s shares triggered a rally on Wall Street and the local index.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
The leather-jacket-wearing CEO who just made $15 billion in a day

The leather-jacket-wearing CEO who just made $15 billion in a day

Jensen Huang co-founded Nvidia in 1993. Now it is the world’s hottest company, and he is on the verge of breaking into an exclusive club.

  • by Vernal Galpotthawela, Jack Witzig and Ian King
Cathie may have lost $22 billion. But she’s still interesting
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Cathie may have lost $22 billion. But she’s still interesting

A star money manager sometimes need to be more lucky than skilled. They also need to be good storytellers.

  • by Shuli Ren
ASX closes flat but Fortescue, CSR, Bega jump as Qantas declines

ASX closes flat but Fortescue, CSR, Bega jump as Qantas declines

The Australian sharemarket was largely flat but managed to finish Thursday in the green, following a mixed day of trading on Wall Street overnight.

  • by Jessica Yun
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The Wall Street billionaire trusted by some of the world’s most powerful people

The Wall Street billionaire trusted by some of the world’s most powerful people

While others were keeping their distance, Ken Moelis made a risky bet on the Middle East. Now he is cashing in.

  • by Dinesh Nair, Nicolas Parasie and Julia Fioretti
ASX slides lower; Woolworths dives, Qantas and miners fall

ASX slides lower; Woolworths dives, Qantas and miners fall

The Australian sharemarket pulled back on Wednesday following a negative lead from Wall Street and big corporate leadership shake-ups.

  • by Millie Muroi
ASX ends flat; LendLease plummets, A2 Milk soars

ASX ends flat; LendLease plummets, A2 Milk soars

The Australian sharemarket retreated at the close of trade after almost hitting an intraday record high at lunchtime, and ended relatively flat. 

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Donald Trump’s fortune is about to get a $5.8b boost. But is it real?

Donald Trump’s fortune is about to get a $5.8b boost. But is it real?

Lost in the chaos of Trump’s legal issues was that the merger of his social media business finally got the green light last week after more than two years of wrangling.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Miners shine as ASX closes higher; QBE, IAG slump

Miners shine as ASX closes higher; QBE, IAG slump

The Australian sharemarket closed the week in the green, pushed up by miners and energy stocks on the back of a strong Wall Street lead and a rise in commodity prices.

  • by Staff reporters