Trading platform rocked by Japan hack, $50m ransom note
Satsuki Katayama said the nation would address the damage from the latest attack with a sense of urgency.
Alibaba wins ruling on lobbying ban tied to US blacklisting
Testing Washington’s ability to curtail Chinese companies’ activities.
The inverse relationship between bond yields and equities
John Stopford, head of multi-asset income at Ninety One, talks us through why higher bond yields are typically negative for equities, and what investors need to know.
Anthropic’s IPO may see Australia’s biggest lender sitting on multi-billion windfall
CBA has forged ties with Anthropic beyond the investment, with the bank also partnering with the US firm to accelerate adoption of AI, including protection from scams and fraud.
Bolsonaro backs off election challenge as his party concedes
'I wasn’t the one who lost. The system won,' Bolsonaro said.
Microsoft to offer buyouts to 60 000 workers in new cost cut
Some personnel in the US, Canada, India and the UK at a vice president level and below will be eligible, said a Microsoft spokesperson.
MTBPS 2026: Skills training must lead to jobs, not just certificates
SA's fiscal discipline is half the battle – now it's time to make education spending deliver jobs, says BLSA's Busi Mavuso.
Oil shock, AI boom deepen divide in emerging Asian currencies
'Economies benefiting from the technology export boom should see their currencies remain relatively resilient,' said Rajeev De Mello.
Is your Reg 28 fund pulling its weight?
A look at whether Pick n Pay’s turnaround is gaining traction or relying on Boxer’s performance, and the growing risks to equities as bonds and stocks diverge.
Iron ore declines to two-year low as demand outlook weakens
Iron ore was 1.2% lower at $89.40 a ton as of 10:45 a.m. Singapore time.