Category: News

More than one in every four people globally reportedly play games on their mobile devices, helping grow the video game market into an almost $US180 billion entertainment juggernaut.

When Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos became the world’s richest person in 2017, Elon Musk was number 21. A respectable number, maybe, but barely under Bezos’ radar.

“Investors can take advantage of 2020’s structural market changes by looking to invest in companies with smaller market capitalisations” says Yarra Capital Management microcap portfolio manager Joel Fleming.

Following more than a decade of treatments, cancer survivor Laurie Adami now plans to tackle the world’s tallest mountain to raise awareness of the drugs that saved her life.

Australian independent games developer Playside Studios is looking to take a slice of the US$200 billion global gaming industry following a successful mid-December IPO.

Nickel prices are tipped to keep climbing in 2021 following a volatile year that saw the commodity beat expectation, despite some weakness early in the year.

Amid the tragedy of 2020’s global COVID-19 pandemic, it’s easy to forget the horrors inflicted on hundreds of thousands of Australians by another deadly illness: cancer.

Further exploration work at Nusantara’s (ASX: NUS) Awak Mas Gold Project in Indonesia has uncovered a number of potential high-grade feeder structures.

Australia’s blossoming medicinal cannabis industry is poised for a year of growth following regulatory changes made by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).

With a coronavirus outbreak in Sydney leading to a North Shore lockdown, new research suggests COVID-induced isolation is taking a worrying toll on dementia patients.

The Christmas break is nearly here. We’ll continue to provide our support and services over the holiday period but there will be some adjustments between December 24th to January 1st.

The cautious stance looked ok, even before Covid-19 kicked in and reduced the global economy to an effective standstill. Our stance on Japan was positive and we continued to bemoan the lack of incentives on the fiscal side and we wanted the cessation of the ‘monetary policy for rich people’ aka Zero Interest Rate Policy.