The ASX slipped as Wall Street's AI darlings got smashed, miners joined the misery and Aussie jobs numbers went pear-shaped.

A weak jobs print helped the ASX claw back an early sell-off, but tech, miners and small caps still wore plenty of pain.

The ASX fell 0.64% as banks unwound Tuesday’s gains, while energy and selected lithium stocks provided some support and ...

With Europe expected to rely on LNG for years, ADX is pursuing Austrian production growth and a major gas opportunity ...

As Western economies seek secure graphite supplies, ASX companies are advancing African projects and pursuing processing ...

The moment may be arriving for ASX explorer Heavy Rare Earths, which is out to prove it does what it says on the tin with its ...

Tin has been a strong performer in 2026 Australia’s main player Metals X kicked off consolidation last week with an approach ...

Banks are scrambling to swipe refinance business from rivals as the collapse in new home lending heats up competition.

Ex-corporate lawyer Oliver Kidd has raised $61m from big names at Zip and The Iconic to revolutionise corporate cards and ...

The list of departing ASX biotech CEOs continues to swell, with Medical Developments chief Brent MacGregor signing off today.

Fluorspar plays a key role in steelmaking, clean energy and semiconductors, putting ASX explorers in focus as the West seeks ...

Tartana Minerals has a host of critical minerals options in Queensland, starting with a silver prospect untouched for almost ...