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Thorney Technologies Limited (AU:TEK) has released an update. Thorney Technologies Limited has reported a change in their substantial holdings in T...

Steve McGovern, the chief executive of Dubber Corp, has been dismissed by the company’s board following an internal investigation.

On the agenda is a $24 million emergency equity-raising for the ailing cloud-based call recording software group.

Once best known as a bitcoin miner, the group is now focused on data centre cooling technology and has put plans for an initial public offering on hold.

The fund resets its previous performance every financial year, investors charged when the fund grows even if it’s still smaller than it was before.

Portfolio manager Ben Cleary is bullish on the outlook for copper and nickel.

Volatility has been the name of the game the past year, and it only increased the further one goes down the market cap spectrum. The Small Ordinaries index was down 21% over the past year, while the ASX 200 has suffered a third of that at -7%.  Maybe for this reason, and...

Alludo has gazumped Potentia’s upgraded offer for Nitro, upping its bid by 7.5 per cent to $2.15 per share.

The Nitro has thrown its weight behind KKR-owned Canadian software company Alludo’s $2 per share offer, despite some investors still believing it undervalues the company.

Alex Waisltiz through Thorney has bought into Nitro and wants to hold it for years to come, as he warns the country is risking “giving away” tech too cheaply.