Aguia Resources has posted a more than threefold increase in quarterly revenue to $639,000, signalling a turnaround as its South American gold and phosphate projects begin to deliver cash flow.

The nation’s second-biggest lender expects interest rates to remain “elevated” and for property prices to continue tumbling.

The owner of surfwear staple Rip Curl and outdoor adventure brand Kathmandu is in talks about a possible deal, it revealed on Monday.

Soil sampling at King River Resources’ Mindoolah gold project in WA’s Murchison has returned a high-grade 231.8ppb gold result, with drilling now underway on the new targets.

The latest round of job cuts will take place within weeks with payouts worth far less than the millions paid to former executives who resigned following a scandal.

For years, Wall Street has been happy to write blank cheques for some of the biggest companies in the world. But investors are now starting to get nervous.

The Australian sharemarket has started the week in negative territory with technology stocks weaker on the back of a Wall Street sell-off while financial stocks are higher ahead of the Reserve Bank’s interest rates call on Tuesday.

The AI craze is not only threatening to wipe out jobs and inflate a sharemarket bubble. It’s also costing governments more when they borrow.

Complaints have surged in the multitrillion dollar super sector, but the watchdog says fund trustees are too readily blaming issues on members.

The RBA and Australian governments are pulling in opposite directions. No wonder inflation pressures persist.

Qatar Airways, which has committed to Western Sydney International, has reduced the number of passengers it flies daily around the world by about 25,000 since the US-Israel-Iran War erupted.

From New York to Abu Dhabi and Kyiv, security researchers and Binance executives rushed to trace the stolen money after a hack that has shocked the crypto world.

As the NSW government ramps up fines for underquoting and brings in new pricing transparency rules for agents, we spend a day with those enforcing the rules.

On the brink of financial collapse, the 188-year-old institution has a legacy worth saving – but no one seems to believe it can ever return to its former glory.

There is no shortage of reasons to worry about the global economy. And yet there is at least one piece of good news on the horizon.

Binance says a security breach had resulted in an estimated $8.9 billion impact. Analysts said it could amount to the biggest crypto heist ever.

Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX this week, led by New Murchison Gold in WA, with runners-up Elk Range Mining in Idaho and WhiteRock Lithium in Quebec.

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… NGX Limited, soaring 92.9% on deals for seven Namibian gold licences covering more than 1300 square kilometres.

Coles shares have plunged after a profit warning, amid signs of stiff competition with arch-rival Woolworths.

Raiz Invest’s funds under management grew 20.2 per cent to $2.4 billion in the September quarter, as younger investors drove customer growth and $69 million flowed onto its platform.

The billionaire’s regenerative farm and hospitality venture in the Southern Highlands is facing questions from council over its development approval.

The Australian sharemarket ended the week higher, after three of the big four banks gained on Friday.

I can see how frustrating, and sometimes offensive, this person’s behaviour is. But there might be a hidden reason for it.

When I worked at a suburban Woolworths I saw outrageous theft. The store managers would tackle thieves to the ground in the car park.

New text messages between One Nation’s James Ashby and News24’s Andrew Clennell reveal some of the power dynamics playing out in Canberra.

Trips in a Waymo tend to cost more than Uber rides and are likely to put drivers out of jobs. So, what are the benefits, and do we want these cars on our roads?

The brothers behind Queensland-based picture theatre business Five Star Cinemas purchased the historic venue.

The Bundoora Hotel’s 96 gaming machines swallowed $26.22 million from punters last financial year.

The oil market sees the future of the war in the Middle East as binary. Either Iran or the US reach a deal or they head into a worsening conflict. There is, however, a third path - and it’s not pretty.

The Australian sharemarket had a strong session on the back of a positive lead from Wall Street after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold.