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Newcrest contractor killed in Canada mine

Newcrest Mining says a contractor has died in an accident at its Brucejack goldmine in British Columbia, Canada.

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Australia’s corporate regulator issues first fine for greenwashing

Australian Securities and Investments Commission fines Tlou Energy for misleading statements about green credentials

The Guardian - AU

Market cop takes first greenwashing action

ASX-listed energy firm Tlou Energy has paid Australia's first penalty for "greenwashing" over claims it could generate carbon neutral power.

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Mitsubishi XFC Concept Debuts As Small Crossover Coming In 2023

Unlike the Renault Captur badged as the ASX, this is an all-Mitsubishi effort.

Motor1

WA's Public Trustee under microscope after charging $370 an hour to transfer ownership of shares

The Adamsons were hoping to reduce the burden on their family when they signed up to allow the WA Public Trustee to manage their wills, but it became their biggest regret.

ABC News

ACCC approves campervan companies' merger

NZX-listed THL and ASX-listed Apollo Tourism and Leisure will sell some of their fleet to Jucy in order for their merger to go ahead.

AAP

Star's acting chief executive resigns; ASX falls after global stocks tumble on interest rate fears

ASX falls after global stocks tumble on interest rate fears, as casino operator Star's acting chief executive officer resigns.

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Judge doubts $90m loan claims and questions ASX announcements

Creditors claim more than $70m from failed plastics-to-fuel company IGE.

Newcastle Herald

2023 Mitsubishi ASX Debuts With Five Powertrain Tunes To Pick From

There's even a plug-in hybrid version available.

Motor1

Shattering New Data Reveals It’ll Take 100 Fkn Yrs Before Women Run 40% Of Aus’ Top Companies

New data has determined it would take 100 years for women to take up CEO positions at even 40 per cent of Australia's biggest companies.

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Gender equality in Australia’s top public CEO roles 100 years away on current trends, report finds

‘It’s just staggering to see that so many companies on the ASX have stalled or gone backwards,’ head of Chief Executive Women says

The Guardian - AU

It could take 100 years for corporate Australia to achieve CEO gender balance, CEW Census shows

If nothing is done to change it, new data from the Chief Executive Women Census shows it will take about 100 years for corporate Australia to have at least 40 per cent women in CEO positions on the ASX300.

ABC News

Dartbrook coal mine sale stalls, current owners lobby shareholders to help pay $100m debt

The mothballed Dartbrook coal mine in the Hunter Valley had three sale bids, but all options have since hit snags.

ABC News

Outgoing Fortescue Metals boss Elizabeth Gaines says China will want Australian iron ore 'for a long time to come'

Australia's iron lady, Elizabeth Gaines, says she doesn't expect global tensions to impact iron ore demand as she prepares for her final days running Fortescue Metals Group.

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Market wrap: Crude oil price continues to climb, dragging petrol with it

Meanwhile, the ASX200 eased ahead as traders digested a busy week of earnings reports as corporate Australia negotiates higher costs and interest rates.

The Guardian - AU

Queensland’s casino inquiry: what will it examine and what could happen to Star?

Public hearings are set to begin on Star’s suitability to keep its casino licences in Brisbane and the Gold Coast

ABC News

Tassal recommends shareholders accept $1.1 billion takeover bid from Canadian seafood giant Cooke

These unassuming Canadians have just offered $1.1 billion to take over Tasmania's last locally owned salmon producer, turning the company private — in a move that has some worried for the environment and accountability.

The New Daily

Week of gains as markets rally and unemployment hits record low

What to watch in markets this week: The ASX200 closed higher for a fourth straight week, and it is now 10 per cent above its June lows.

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Rest In Yeast: A Rival Biz Has Taken The Inspired Unemployed To Court Over The Boys’ Beer Brand

Brick Lane Brewing claims the boys' brew, Better Beer, makes "false, misleading or deceptive representations”.

Benzinga

Short Volatility Alert: ASE Technology Holding Co.

On Thursday, shares of ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd. (NYSE: ASX) experienced volatile short activity. After the activity, the stock price went down -2.64% to $5.17. The overall sentiment for ASX has been Bearish.

ABC News

Investors warned against 'buying the dip' in market downturn as ASX drops 10pc for the year

"Buying the dip" is no longer an easy way for inexperienced traders to make money, according to a seasoned stockbroker, despite the ASX losing roughly $250 billion in the past year.

ABC News

Ford Motor Company provides loan to Liontown Resources to develop Kathleen Valley lithium mine

ASX-listed Liontown Resources signs a deal with US motoring giant Ford to develop a $545 million lithium mine to supply the metal used in electric vehicle batteries.

ABC News

Tasmanian salmon producer Tassal being circled by Canadian seafood giant Cooke

Hot on the heels of Brazilians snapping up a Tasmanian salmon company, the last locally owned producer is in the sights of a Canadian seafood giant, news that has been welcomed by the island state's Premier, Jeremy Rockliff.

AAP

Investor caution urged for carbon-rich ASX

The Australian Stock Exchange has the second-lowest alignment to the Paris climate pact with most future spending by companies missing the global warming mark.

Benzinga

10 Psychedelics CEOs To Pay Attention To In 2022

By Javier Hasse and Aaron Bry. 2020 and 2021 were defining years for the burgeoning psychedelics industry. In 2021 alone, more than $730 million were invested into various psychedelic companies, both private and public.

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