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The Leonid meteor shower can be seen across Australian night skies on Friday morning at about 2:30am, as it zooms past, leaving a bright trail in its wake.

Stocks rallied while the dollar slumped against rival currencies after a drop in inflation dimmed expectations of more aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes.

US consumer price inflation unexpectedly fell in October to 7.7%, down from 8.2% in September and the lowest level since January.

The James Webb Space Telescope can peer into alien skies like never before. With six potentially habitable planets within its sights, astronomers are entering a new era in the search for biology beyond our solar system

With control of Congress hanging in the balance, and key races still too-close-to-call following last nights mid-term elections, markets are looking to a cautious open on Wall Street.

A ‘lame duck’ presidency is normally good for markets – but might not be this time around

Former Australian fast bowler Stuart Clark has flagged a huge overhaul of the Australian T20 side, followin...

/PRNewswire/ -- NALEJ Corporation and CakeBoxx Technologies have formed a multi-year strategic partnership to co-architect, co-develop, build, deploy, and...

Quilter’s WealthSelect managed portfolio service has added to its traditional fixed income weighting, following the extreme sell off in government bonds this year.

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Tuesday 24 October 2022. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. FCA tackles greenwashing The Financial Conduct Authority has proposed a package of new measures to clamp down on greenwashing. Measures include investment product sustainability labels