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ASX LIVE: ASX to rally, Dow leads Wall Street higher - Vimarsana News

ASX LIVE: ASX to rally, Dow leads Wall Street higher

ASX futures up 0.65pc. Dow leads Wall Street higher. Regulators update on convertible debt rules. Bank sector steadies. New Hope declares dividend 30¢ per share. $A edges up.

Source: afr.com
Incitec Pivot gets good price for Waggaman, demerger still in question - Vimarsana News

Incitec Pivot gets good price for Waggaman, demerger still in question

Incitec Pivot’s done well to get $2.5 billion for  its Waggaman ammonia plant, but it’ll still need to convince investors that splitting the company in two is their best interests. 

Source: afr.com
AUKUS announcement: Paul Keating could be right about US nuclear submarines but insults when too far - Vimarsana News

AUKUS announcement: Paul Keating could be right about US nuclear submarines but insults when too far

Former prime minister Paul Keating undercut his own case on the AUKUS submarine deal by taking his argument too far.

AUKUS announcement: Paul Keating could be right about US nuclear submarines but insults when too far - Vimarsana News

AUKUS announcement: Paul Keating could be right about US nuclear submarines but insults when too far

Former prime minister Paul Keating undercut his own case on the AUKUS submarine deal by taking his argument too far.

AUKUS announcement: Paul Keating could be right about US nuclear submarines but insults when too far - Vimarsana News

AUKUS announcement: Paul Keating could be right about US nuclear submarines but insults when too far

Former prime minister Paul Keating undercut his own case on the AUKUS submarine deal by taking his argument too far.

Source: smh.com.au