A Nedlands-based listed biotech specialising in the industrial scale study of proteins has been quietly making its mark globally.
Meilin Chew
US stocks continue to free fall as coronavirus fears raised the alarm for a possible global recession with trillions of dollars erased from shares around the world this week.
Reuters
Tens of thousands of West Australians have good reason to be very worried, if not panicking, right now.
COMMENT Neale Prior
The local sharemarket has suffered its worst day in over four years, closing the day at a six-month low amid a growing panic the coronavirus outbreak will trigger a global recession.
Derek Rose
The Australian share market has faced one of the worst weeks since the GFC, wiping $209.8 billion from the boards.
Staff writers and Peter Taylor, AAP, AFP
The hunt for copper and gold in the prospective province has taken a step change after the miner struck an exploration farm-in deal with Antipa Resources.
Stuart McKinnon
Shares in FMG have retreated from all-time highs in recent days but Andrew Forrest said the latest investment reflected his belief in the miner’s team and its green credentials.
The world’s biggest non-Chinese producer of rare earths says the coronavirus highlights the need to look beyond China to reduce supply risks
Sean Smith
Harvey Norman blames bushfires and extreme weather for a subdued Christmas period as the retailer’s first-half profit slipped by 4 per cent.
Steven Deare
The Dow registered a record one-day points drop, which was also its fourth 1000-point decline in history and the second this week.
Liza Kappelle
Japara Healthcare's net profit after tax has dropped 28 per cent to $5.42 million in the half-year ended December 31.
Gus McCubbing
The sharemarket’s remarkable gains for the year have vanished in four days as government officials rolled out worst-case scenarios for a response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Business in the UK, Europe and Asia performed well in the first half but was partially offset by more challenging conditions in Australia.
The Australian sharemarket has taken a dive and the dollar has plummeted to nearly its lowest value in more than a decade, as the coronavirus outbreak threatens to derail the global economy.
Staff writers
Donut King and Gloria Jeans owner Retail Food Group has turned a first-half profit for the first time since 2017 after creditors forgave a $72 million chunk of its debt.
Alex Druce
The costs of hiring more staff, marketing and other operating expenses were responsible for the result.
Surging infant formula sales in China have helped drive an increase in first half profit for NZ dairy firm a2 Milk.
Air New Zealand is slashing capacity in Asia as it works to reduce the impact of the coronavirus on its earnings.
The licence renewal by the Malaysian government gives the company time to build a cracking and leaching plant near Kalgoorlie.
The Australian sharemarket is set to open lower as investors watch for more news on the coronavirus outbreak that threatens to hurt the global economy.
The former weatherman will spend more time on Disney’s creative endeavours, including the ESPN sports network, the newly acquired Fox studios and the Hulu and Disney Plus streaming services.
Australian Ethical says it is proving that investors don’t have to choose between doing well and doing good.
Nine plans to cut costs by $100 million and has reported an improvement in its video streaming businesses.
Some Chinese traders are buying more products from Australian baby formula provider Bubs due to food supply concerns from the coronavirus.
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