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Australia's Lynas Rare Earths seeks judicial review for Malaysia license - Vimarsana News

Australia's Lynas Rare Earths seeks judicial review for Malaysia license

-Lynas Rare Earths Ltd said on Wednesday it had approached Malaysia's top court to review its license to operate in the country, which has a condition that bars the miner from importing and...

Iron ore profits to drop by a third as miners eye China demand - Vimarsana News

Iron ore profits to drop by a third as miners eye China demand

Rio Tinto is the first of the global iron ore majors expected to report lower half-year earnings from this week, as supply chains normalise after COVID-19 and attention turns to how suppliers to...

Aussie competition regulator delays decision on ANZ's $3.3 bln Suncorp Bank buy - Vimarsana News

Aussie competition regulator delays decision on ANZ's $3.3 bln Suncorp Bank buy

Australia's competition regulator on Monday said it has delayed its decision on ANZ Group Holdings' (ANZ.AX) proposed A$4.9 billion ($3.30 billion)…

Source: biztoc.com
Australian AI chipmaker BrainChip up 11% on U.S. patent grant - Vimarsana News

Australian AI chipmaker BrainChip up 11% on U.S. patent grant

(Reuters) - Australia's BrainChip Holdings Ltd surged nearly 11% to mark its best day in six weeks after the advanced artificial intelligence chipmake...

Source: wkzo.com
HK's Cathay Pacific expects up to $576 million profit in first-half - Vimarsana News

HK's Cathay Pacific expects up to $576 million profit in first-half

(Reuters) - Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways on Friday said it expects to record half-year profit attributable of up to HK$4.5 billion ($575.85 million) compared with a loss of HK$5.0 billion last year.