Chinese-linked investors targeted by the Federal Government last year are still defying an order to sell shares in the rare earths company, six months after the stock was meant to have been divested
Sean Smith
Lucky enough to get an overseas pension? Good for you. Think you can just hide it away in an overseas bank account and use it to fund holidays while abroad? Centrelink will tell you, that’s a really dumb idea.
Nick Bruining
A major shake-up for travellers and Virgin Australia has been greenlit by the government.
Blair Jackson
Australia’s Macquarie is getting in on US data centre hype with a $US5 billion ($8b) investment in NASDAQ-listed Applied Digital, calling out the sector as a “highly attractive opportunity”.
Simone Grogan
Greg Barnes has remained in contact with the US since what he thought was a prank call from the White House in 2019 inviting him to brief Mr Trump’s first administration on his project in Greenland.
Sean Smith and Neale Prior
DEBTMAN: If you see an investor without a smile on their face right now, be wary. Maybe back up from them a little. If you’re late to the party, here are some strategies to manage risk in hot markets.
Bruce Brammall
Penny Wong has rejected Coalition pressure to reopen the Australian embassy in Ukraine saying it was ‘still too unsafe’ despite more than 70 countries providing a presence in Kyiv.
Caitlyn Rintoul
With interest rates potentially rising again, which could hurt property prices, private credit offers the potential for downside protection in this environment.
Tim Keith
Too often, it seems, foreign buyers see more value in Australian businesses than local investors, most of whom rarely rarely look beyond a three to five-year horizon.
Chinese rare earths player JL Mag has bought a substantial slice of Perth aspirant Hastings Technology Metals and a seat on its board for $7 million.
A huge voter turnout has prevented China seizing control of Northern Minerals’ boardroom, while the newly minted chairman of the rare earths aspirant says the timing of a cyber hack was a “coincidence”.
Adrian Rauso
Australian concerns about Donald Trump’s potential return to power are “baseless hyperventilation,” former Prime Minister Scott Morrison says.
Ben Westcott
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has issued the demand as Australia looks to keep its critical minerals out of the Middle Kingdom’s reach.
Daniel Newell and Adrian Rauso
Policy concerns have kicked Western Australia off the podium in a key global barometer of the best destinations to mine, continuing a tumble from pole position since 2021.
The ethics adviser to Norway’s $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund has raised concerns with Rio Tinto about the environmental impact of a mine in Brazil.
Thomas Biesheuvel
Family money has proven to be a flourishing new investment force in Australia’s $139 billion private capital pool, now spending more money proportionally than superannuation funds.
Australia's peak business body is warning the nation faces an "investment drought" and could lose further economic opportunities unless changes are made.
Tess Ikonomou
Former attorney-general Christian Porter has come out swinging against a former Cabinet colleague as he fights to kill Federal bans on Russian aluminium oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
Neale Prior
Two of Australia’s largest superannuation investors have pledged to pour $28 billion into UK and European markets in coming years, as the industry increasingly looks for opportunities overseas.
Amy Bainbridge
Private credit funds, backed by some major global investors, are venturing where Australian banks increasingly fear to tread: the country’s precarious property industry.
Sharon Klyne
The company says it suspects recent buying in the company has been carried out by a banned Chinese fund.
The US Export-Import Bank is being eyed as a venue for boosting investment in Australian critical minerals development to supply components needed in electric vehicles, wind turbines and other technology.
Jennifer A. Dlouhy and Joe Deaux
BCI Minerals has locked in the full project financing for development of its $981 million Mardie salt project in the Pilbara.
One of Australia’s largest super funds is hunting for more property and infrastructure deals in Europe as it opens a London office.
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