Category: News

Interview with Steven Yatomi-Clarke, CEO of Prescient Therapeutics, on targeted medicine. Cancer has been on the public radar for many years now and, although several drugs exist to treat the disease, none of them are effective to the point of being a cure. In many cases, patients become resistant to traditional drugs and there’s a large group of patients that are virtually untreatable.

Last week’s UK general election gamble paid off for Boris Johnson. For the Conservatives it was the largest majority achieved in parliament since 1987 and for Labour, the worst performance since 1935. The Conservative party have redrawn the political map in England, erasing Labours traditional dominance in the Midlands and North of England. As in 2017 the UK polling company Survation proved to be the most accurate again, projecting an 11% lead for the Conservatives against an actual result of 11.5%.

High Grade Iron Ore Report Part 1. A huge part of the global climate debate is spoken in absolutes. Debate rages over authenticity of scientific reports and clear, broad definitions. Politicians, key business sectors and various business parties have all seen fit to bend narratives in their favour, with defined two sided questions dividing the public for decades. 

The Christmas break is nearly here. We’ll continue to provide our support and services over the holiday period but there will some adjustments between December 24 to January 2.

The Bureau of Meteorology has declared that 2019’s spring was the driest on record. The dry spell has caused huge bush fires and worsening drought conditions around the nation, and consequently, the low rainfall and hot temperatures have had dire consequences on Australia’s agriculture with production set to hit a four-year low in 2019. 

Wednesday is the final day of campaigning in a UK election dominated by Brexit and the NHS. Both Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn have had a bruising final week. Johnson was ambushed by a reporter with a picture of a young boy with pneumonia sleeping on a hospital floor

One-on-one with Matthew Madden, CEO of DXN Solutions. One thing better than having access to a valuable colocation data centre business – is having access to a prefabricated modular data centre market growing at a compound annual growth rate of 20%. DXN wants to grow their modular data centre service to a vicinity of $60 million plus per annum, in addition to annuity income from maintenance services and expanding on their colocation services. 

TZL.ASX smart locking devices tackle the security expectations and logistics challenges of the modern world. 

Starting on March 9, 2009 and still going strong, we’re in the middle of the longest bull run ever. Almost 11 years later, the S&P 500 has seen a 468% gain. It’s now the best performing bull market since WWII. But can it continue?

With just over a week to go and the polls narrowing there is still little certainty over how and when Brexit will happen. At the start of the campaigning period Brexit was at the heart of discussion but has somewhat taken a back seat with accusations of Anti-Semitism in the Labour party and questions over the Conservative parties plans for the National Health Service taking centre stage.

Understanding disruption risk is one of the key drivers of avoiding underperforming businesses. This is critical in a world where most businesses are experiencing significant turbulence because of the disruptive effects of the most significant demographic shifts with 4.4bn millennials and centennials driving new consumption patterns.

This week we were joined by TZ Limited (ASX: TZL) Chairman Peter Graham for an investor briefing and industry update, where he discussed the company’s dominant position within the rapidly growing smart electronic lock market.