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As the dust settles on the 2024-25 financial year, two clear winners have emerged from a turbulent market, and it's all coming up gold.

Super funds looked set for a new tax on US interests under Trump's Big Beautiful Bill. But a new deal appears to have been our saving grace.

In an unprecedented move, Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers has launched legal action in the Federal Court against Indian Ocean International Shipping and Service Company Ltd (Indian Ocean), a foreign investor with links to Chinese interests, over alleged breaches of Australia’s foreign investment laws.

Jeff Bezos' nuptials are infuriating Venetian residents. Cue the Venice protests, as residents kick Bezos and new fiancee out of the city.

The boards of the ASX welcomed back a familiar code yesterday. From midday, Virgin Australia (VGN) re-debuted on the market after being IPO'd all over again. So, how'd they do on the first day of school?

As tensions simmer in the Middle East, is this a time to lighten up on risk, or to hold steady and ride out any turbulence?

As our esteemed leader pointed out this morning, Team Israel/USA v Iran hasn't had the chilling effect we were expecting on stock markets. Quite the opposite in fact. What gives? Why haven't stock markets gone down following the conflict?

It’s the kind of headline that rattles even seasoned investors: conflict flares up in the Middle East. Iran fires at Israel. Oil prices move. Markets wobble.

Like a market phoenix rising from the ashes of regulatory and inflation inferno, Aussie buy-now-pay-later challenger Zip is zipping up the market charts with a recent boom. What’s going on? Can it keep rising?

For years China was the story. If it was building, commodity prices were up. But times have changed. What does it mean for commodity prices?

If you want a quick read on how the Aussie stock market is going, you don’t need endless charts or indices. Just look at the CBA share price.