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Markets have dipped on open this morning after Wall Street slipped over night – even so, Australian markets have been on a tear of late as we move into September off the back of a record-breaking August.

Despite a difficult year fraught with new challenges, many Australia’s listed companies are emerging from the reporting season in good health, according to Alex Waislitz.

70% of businesses have at least one application on the Cloud, but some experts believe a new and better technology could already be about to replace it.

The auction house at the centre of several record-breaking vintage video game sales has been accused of conspiring with a grading company to artificially inflate prices.

Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. Joel Fleming from Yarra Capital Management selected Eroad Limited (ASX: ERD) as one of his 3 favourite stocks, which grew 8% across…

Every second week we invite a leading fund manager to present at The Insider: Meet the Fund Manager. Shaun Cartwright from Viriathus Australia selected HeraMED Limited (ASX: HMD) as one of his 3 favourite stocks, as the demand for telehealth…

Things are looking up this morning after the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both broke to new highs in trading overnight, with the Dow Jones sitting pretty close to record levels too.

Australia’s e-commerce revolution continues to gather pace as Woolworths looks to up the stakes with its new UberEats partnership.

Rising geopolitical tensions, ‘draconian’ lockdowns across the country and a market flush with easy cash have made the last 12 months an interesting time for investors, according to Alex Waislitz.

Prescient Therapeutics has announced that a global expert in brain cancer, Professor Donald M. O’Rourke, will be joining the company’s Scientific Advisory Board.

Paying put to the pervasive adage that younger generations are lazy and entitled, one ambitious teenager from Melbourne is lobbying to join the AGL board amid growing fears of a climate catastrophe.

Last week’s announcement that global mining titan BHP would be offloading its oil and gas assets to Perth-based energy company Woodside marks a fork in the road for resource companies.