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Most brokers believe Orora has made the right decision to sell its Australasian fibre business to Nippon Paper, although this increases its exposure to North America.

With term deposit rates around 1.5%, the ten-year bond rate at 0.9%, inflation at 1.6% and stock market volatility ever present, where can one invest for both safety and income in today’s interest rate environment?

Pitt Street Research initiates coverage of China-based eLearning SaaS company, Retech Technology.

While corporate travel and online growth underpin Flight Centre, the leisure business is mired in several uncertainties and profit is expected to decline in the first half.

The Chartist reports sell-side volumes are increasing for AMP and only a short-covering scramble could reverse downside momentum.

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills asks for how long can the US keep increasing its debt, and what asset class provides a hedge?

Specialist fund platforms continue to benefit from disruption, taking business from the majors, but brokers point out a squeeze on cash accounts looms large amid further cuts to official interest rates.

Baby Bunting has confidently reiterated earnings assumptions for FY20, with an expanded gross margin being the main surprise in a detailed trading update at the AGM.

EclipX Group is reverting to focus on its core fleet and novated leasing businesses, and interest in the company is only expected to grow.

FNArena’s Treasure Chest reports on money making ideas from stockbrokers and other experts. NextDC has defied the critics so far, with sales in excess of what can be delivered and the next two years of operating earnings growth supported by existing contracts.