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Afterpay-backed fund tips ‘unrealistic’ valuations to end
Inflation fears and growing concern over the situation in Europe should push historically high market valuations back to more normal levels, says Touch Ventures CEO Hein Vogel.
Aussie farmers escalate production as wheat prices soar
Australian farmers are tipped to fill shortfalls in wheat supply triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which pushed prices to 14-year highs last week.
‘Too early’ for action on cash rate, RBA cautions
Inflation has ticked up to 3.5% and is tipped to keep climbing, but the Reserve Bank of Australia cautions it is too soon to raise interest rates.
Gold price hiccup not enough to derail bullish momentum
Gold prices eased this week and US Treasury yields climbed to their highest levels in almost three years, but experts still expect further gains for the yellow metal.
Collector jailed after defrauding government to fuel his habit
A US man has been sentenced to three years in jail after he was caught defrauding the government to the tune of US$85,000 – which he used to buy a collectible trading card.
House of 8commons: ‘Govt deal could double fintech’s share price’
Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In October, Luke Winchester, from Merewether Capital, selected 8common as one of his three favourite stocks after the business successfully inked a…
Tech business poised to ride industry wave of ‘astronomical’ growth
Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. In October, Dean Fergie, from Cyan Investment Management, selected Zoom2u as one of his three favourite stocks, noting the company is highly…
Note from the MD: Aussie markets falter as US contends with lines, targets and bears
Yesterday marked the third consecutive day of losses on the ASX, with the benchmark ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) finishing down 0.8% after a choppy start that looked like it could have gone either way.
Aussie tech start-up set to redefine $320 billion big data industry
Skyrocketing demand for big data has created both a global industry valued at $320 billion and a global problem of equal proportions: Current platforms are struggling to handle the weight of centralised data sets, to the point it is predicted to be overwhelmed and obsolete by 2025.
When good neighbours become good business: Soap’s end could hurt economy
Iconic Australian soap opera Neighbours will end its 37-year run on our screens this June, and one economist is warning its cancellation could end up hurting the Australian economy.
Commodity prices surge as Russia-Ukraine war tests raw material supply chains
Global commodity prices have surged to record heights as investors and buyers alike shun Russia over fears further embargoes and political sabre-rattling will hurt exports.
How AI could help save Australia’s rare and iconic wildlife
With Australia warned that global warming will damage its ecosystems, conservationists are turning to artificial intelligence to protect our nation’s animals.
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