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The Overnight Report: Here We Go Again - Vimarsana News

The Overnight Report: Here We Go Again

As China reports a rise in covid cases and locks down Macau, the threat of more widespread lockdowns looms. Dow down -164. (Available for non-subscribers after 10am)

S&P/ASX200: EML's woes deepen, tipping ASX to a 1.1pc loss - Vimarsana News

S&P/ASX200: EML's woes deepen, tipping ASX to a 1.1pc loss

The S&P/ASX 200 Index dropped 1.1 per cent to 6602.2. EML Payments fell 24.6 per cent and Costa Group 8 per cent. Iron ore futures dropped 4.7 per cent to $US107.60.

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Link 'unable to recommend' revised takeover bid from Dye & Durham - Vimarsana News

Link 'unable to recommend' revised takeover bid from Dye & Durham

The board of Link Administration Holdings (ASX: LNK) has again turned down a reduced offer from international cloud-based software and tech provider Dye & Durham. Editor: This story originally appeare

Dye & Durham ups bid for Link - Vimarsana News

Dye & Durham ups bid for Link

The Canadian firm has revised its takeover offer for the second time. Dye & Durham (D&D) has increased its takeover bid for Link Administration to $4.57 per share in base consideration after its redu

Qantas workers threaten strike, Chalice Mining breakthrough at Julimar and Incitec appoints CFO for fertiliser business - Vimarsana News

Qantas workers threaten strike, Chalice Mining breakthrough at Julimar and Incitec appoints CFO for fertiliser business

Australia’s largest domestic and international airline Qantas (ASX: QAN) is facing troubled times ahead as 1,000 of its staff prepare to potentially go on strike in the midst of failed negotiations over a 12% pay rise.