Stephanie Chalmers
Business Reporter at ABC News (Australia)
ABC business reporter. Views are my own, posts, RTs and likes do not represent the views of the ABC.
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abc.net.au | Stephanie Chalmers |Daniel Ziffer
Just under two hours until the local session gets underway, and shares in Star Entertainment will be in focus, as they trade for the first time in over a month. The stock has been suspended from the ASX since the company failed to lodge its financial results on February 28. Yesterday, the troubled casino firm reported a $302 million loss for the first half of the financial year, after pulling back from the brink of collapse.
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flipboard.com | Stephanie Chalmers
7 hours ago‘50% market crash by the summer,’ warns US EconomistThe April tariff dip is not a buying opportunity, and the stock market phase starting in 2025 is not a time to hold on to one’s investments, …NowGee Whiz, Marjorie Taylor Greene Sure Bought a Bunch of Stocks Just Before Trump Paused His TariffsThey call her Lady Luck, but there is room for doubt. They call her Lady Luck, but there is room for doubt. A lot of room, in fact. An airplane hangar full of doubt, in fact.
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flipboard.com | Stephanie Chalmers
2 hours agoThey call her Lady Luck, but there is room for doubt. They call her Lady Luck, but there is room for doubt. A lot of room, in fact. An airplane hangar full of doubt, in fact. From The New York Times: Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican of Georgia, disclosed on Monday that she had …
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abc.net.au | Stephanie Chalmers
Troubled casino firm Star has reported a $302 million loss for the first half of the financial year, after pulling back from the brink of collapse. Star Entertainment Group lodged its half year financial results with the stock exchange more than a month late, and its shares will return to trade on the ASX tomorrow, following suspension due to its failure to meet the reporting deadline.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Stephanie Chalmers
Good morning — Steph Chalmers here to bring you through this morning's market action. The US stock market has closed and ended with decent gains (in the normal scheme of things)… the S&P 500 rose 0.8 per cent, off its session highs. Tariff news continued to drive trade as tech names gained after the weekend news of exemptions, with Apple and Dell ending higher.
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