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JB Hi-Fi has been in a plum position to benefit from households spending more time at home for both work and play but how will this pan out once government stimulus ends?

Integral Diagnostics is increasingly confident business is returning to normal, making its second acquisition in New Zealand.

Demand for the building & restoration services of Johns Lyng has skyrocketed after a series of catastrophic events, suggesting the company will withstand any pandemic-related setbacks.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Copper; aluminium; zinc; lead and gold.

Sales activity at Bunnings and Officeworks has been stunning over the period of pandemic-related restrictions but signals there is very little operating leverage for Wesfarmers going forward.

As the pandemic cuts a swathe through Brazil, analysts are anticipating strong support for the iron ore price will prevail, and the focus is on China’s stimulus expenditure.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. BlueScope Steel stands out as a tactical buy for several brokers as global demand for steel recovers.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggests that after a slow start, Sydney Airport should push higher from here.

While the economic outlook may continue to weigh, Vocus Group has removed a key overhang by refinancing debt facilities.

The strong market position of Freedom Foods’ brands should underpin the business going forward despite the short-term hit to profitability caused by the pandemic.