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In today’s Money Morning, Credit Suisse confirms what we all knew, and the European bank’s downfall distils the harsh lessons investors need to recognise in these challenging market conditions. Plus, the bigger topic is still energy. Learn how to stay ahead of the mainstream train wreck that is coming...

BrainChip Holdings continued to burn cash in the September quarter, citing adverse market conditions in the tech sector ‘have created a headwind for our

In today’s Money Morning, the IEA says what we’re all thinking. Plus, renewables and fossil fuels will both be needed to get us out of our current energy mess. In the short term, the focus must be oil and gas as underinvestment in exploration poses a growing threat. Find out how you can prepare for the worst to come...

Large electronics and appliances retailer JB Hi-Fi held its annual general meeting (AGM) and released a brief 1Q23 sales update, showing 1Q23 total sales rose strongly on 1Q22 for all key segments.

In today’s Money Morning, the potential of solar power is out of this world, literally. But there’s still a long, turbulent way ahead for the renewable energy transition. Access a detailed report available right now on the entire energy industry. And read on to understand the true benefits of a renewable energy world…

In today’s Money Morning, what does the Champions League have in common with streaming services? And what can football tell us about monopolies? We look at winner-take-all markets…and their dark shadow…

In today’s Money Morning, there’s a lot of hype around hydrogen right now. Is it a viable green fuel for the future or just a lot of hot air? There’s certainly some debate around it. But as a potential US$1 trillion-per-year industry, it should definitely be on your radar...

Many will tough out the winter without the bare necessities for the first time since the Industrial Revolution. People are already facing rolling blackouts, energy rationing, and petrol shortages. It’s going to get worse soon.

The Aussie dollar is a great barometer of global economic growth. When it’s as weak as it is now, that tells you something is wrong in global commerce.That ‘something wrong’ is rising interest rates worldwide.

In today’s Money Morning, two years after (read on to find out what) the nature of money changed. We’ve just had a similar market event. And it’s helped wipe out $2.3 trillion worth of savings in just two years. What happens next? And what can you do about it.?