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The shift to digital workplaces has created explosive demand for new electronic devices and badly dented semiconductor supply chains, but analysts doubt these shocks set the industry back.

Luke Winchester is a fund manager who likes to know more about the companies he buys than just about anyone else on the market.

One man’s theft is another’s conceptual art – or at least that’s the claim being made by Danish artist Jens Haaning after pocketing thousands of dollars intended for use as materials in a piece about wages.

Biotechnology is a high-risk market with early-stage investments delivering losses more often than not, but the sector is still delivering impressive returns for some professional fund managers.

Australian health and wellness branding company Wellnex Life will launch its own e-commerce platform in 2022, looking to capitalise on the rapid growth within this sales channel.

Investors are keeping a close eye on the US Congress this week as the deadline to raise the American government’s debt ceiling fast approaches and Republicans are standing firm on their vow not to vote for an increase.

Investors are keeping a close eye on the US Congress this week as the deadline to raise the American government’s debt ceiling fast approaches and Republicans are standing firm on their vow not to vote for an increase.

With the XJO experiencing a series of sell-offs in September, the market may hit some key support levels in the coming sessions.

As the world ramps up its efforts to decarbonise the economy, hydrogen has emerged as a leading candidate, and investors are taking notice.

Australian consumers are feeling more confident about their financial positions despite a flurry of troubling headlines in the past week, but inflation fears could derail our new-found optimism.

As the world ramps up its efforts to decarbonise the economy, hydrogen has emerged as a leading candidate, and investors are taking notice.

Earlier this year, Eiger Capital principal and portfolio manager Stephen Wood made the bold claim Pilbara Minerals (ASX: PLS), would double its share price in less than five years.