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S&P/ASX200: EML plunges again, ASX posts tiny loss - Vimarsana News

S&P/ASX200: EML plunges again, ASX posts tiny loss

The S&P/ASX 200 Index falls 1.6 points to 6789.9; EML Payments fell 22.1 per cent to 93¢ and Genex Power rallied 44.4 per cent to 19.5¢.

Source: afr.com
FIVE at FIVE AU: Travel stocks back despite travel havoc, oil price down and Atlassian founders (not those ones) make their own energy play - Vimarsana News

FIVE at FIVE AU: Travel stocks back despite travel havoc, oil price down and Atlassian founders (not those ones) make their own energy play

The ASX has been flat today, although finished the day slightly down. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 fell just 1.60 points today to 6,789.90. Over the last five...

How Sonic Healthcare and a local AI start-up will shake up pathology - Vimarsana News

How Sonic Healthcare and a local AI start-up will shake up pathology

Sonic and Harrison.ai have teamed up to launch Franklin.ai, aiming to speed up the diagnosis and detection of cancer, and other tissue-based diseases.

Source: afr.com
'Totally the underdog': Inside Mr Yum's $100m global expansion plans - Vimarsana News

'Totally the underdog': Inside Mr Yum's $100m global expansion plans

Flush with a $100 million cash injection, Mr Yum CEO Kim Teo outlines what the start-up plans to do with the funding – and what she thinks of the company’s competitor me&u.

'Totally the underdog': Inside Mr Yum's $100m global expansion plans - Vimarsana News

'Totally the underdog': Inside Mr Yum's $100m global expansion plans

Flush with a $100 million cash injection, Mr Yum CEO Kim Teo outlines what the start-up plans to do with the funding – and what she thinks of the company’s competitor me&u.

Source: smh.com.au