ASX Runners of the Week: G8 Education, Clarity, Carnegie & Capability X
The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is... G8 Education, after a takeover bid sent its battered share price soaring, representing a whopping 160 per cent premium to its last traded price.
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Capability X defies AI blues with stellar ASX debut
Capability X has defied weak IPO conditions and global AI stock jitters, surging almost 50% to close at 29c on ASX debut after raising $12 million to expand its industrial safety technology.
Auric pockets $17M for broad WA gold growth
Auric Mining has locked in $17 million to accelerate its WA gold growth strategy, including drilling at its Munda, Union Jack and newly acquired Iron Maiden projects.
Flagship bags district-scale Chilean copper-gold project
Flagship Minerals secured an option over the district-scale Fortuna Valle copper-gold project in Chile’s prolific Coquimbo region, boasting widespread historical drill hits.
Want a bigger pay rise? You’re probably making this mistake
The ‘peanut butter raise’ usually gets spread evenly, but there are always a few extra crunchy bits for those who can make the right case.
Dalaroo fires up diamond drill hunt for African gold riches
Dalaroo Metals is set to drill its high-grade Bondoukou gold discovery in Côte d’Ivoire, with a rig now mobilising to site to test extensions of an 18m hit grading 7.31 g/t gold.
Nvidia ‘preparing to oust’ Jensen Huang, allegation of second affair emerges
Nvidia’s board is believed to be meeting to discuss the future of its founder and CEO following reports of multiple extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy.
Miro clears TGA audit ahead of Crohn’s disease trial
Miro Sciences has cleared a TGA manufacturing hurdle for its Crohn’s trial, with the regulator inspecting its partner’s facility ahead of a planned Phase 2 study for its StemSmart cell therapy.
China’s property implosion has further to go, and markets are worried
The scare over a liquidity crisis in a state-owned company in Guangdong has rippled through China’s debt markets and shone a light on the financial pressure in its local governments.
CBA sued for overcharging tens of thousands of businesses
The corporate regulator has started legal proceedings against the nation’s biggest bank, alleging that it misled 42,000 business customers and overcharged them about $8.5 million in fees.
66,000 NAB workers owed $169 million in mass underpayment
The bank first reported problems to the regulator in 2019, but did not fully fix them for another seven years.
Please come back, David Jones. I’ll forgive you if you’ll forgive me
I see now the error of my bargain-seeking ways and promise to do all my Christmas shopping with DJs, if I can find a store that’s still open.
Chinese car giant BYD apologises after putting wheels on the wrong way
BYD apologised for an assembly mistake that meant some of its Great Tang electric sport utility vehicles had their front and rear wheel rims installed in reverse.