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Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities suggest a low appears to be in place for Commonwealth Bank, but upside may be limited from here.

Brokers believe ResMed is reliant on pandemic-related ventilator sales offsetting any slump in the base sleep apnoea business.

Tempus Resources has raised $4 million to fund its next stage of exploration at its low risk, high producing, high grade mine in British Columbia, Canada.

NextDC has signed a second hyper-scale customer for its M2 data centre, likely to propel the company into planning for M3 ahead of previous expectations.

The New Criterion’s Tim Boreham weighs up the current demand-supply equation for uranium.

Trading in April was too volatile to allow Woolworths to provide any guidance for sales in the June quarter but one trend is clear for brokers – online ordering is on the rise.

An unwinding of grocery stockpiles could dent the stellar performance Coles experienced in the March quarter, while elevated costs impact on gross margins.

Pressure on coal prices is expected to grow as demand falters, despite shuttered production in several regions.

What can Wesfarmers do with its underperforming chain, Target? Brokers suggest the laggard of the group may be in line for a severe reassessment.

Plastic recycling is one of the most active areas of innovation in the world today, thanks to the threat of regulation. From new or improved recycling technology, to rapid growth in recycled plastic patent filings and new repositories for recycled plastic, this industry wallflower is transforming into the belle of the predators’ ball.