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  US stocks took a sharp downturn on Tuesday as technology shares faltered and new economic data reignited concerns about the health of the economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 626.15 points, or 1.51 per cent, closing at 40,936...

US stocks took a sharp downturn on Tuesday as technology shares faltered and new economic data reignited concerns about the health of the economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 626.15 points, or 1.51 per cent, closing at 40,936.9...

This article is part of the daily news updates from FNArena.com. Stay informed with the latest financial, business, and economic insights. Written by Admin World Overnight SPI Overnight 7766.00 + 17.00 0.22% S&P ASX 200 7763.20 –...

ASX 200 ends lower on Monday  IT and Consumer Discretionary only sectors to end higher Rex Minerals added 52% on takeover   Despite a more than handy lead out of Wall Street, the ASX started badly on Monday morning, yet somehow just kept...

An Adelaide-based Montessori early education provider that was placed into administration last month has been quickly snapped up by Mayfield Childcare (ASX: MYG), which will pay $4.8 million for seven operating centres of Precious Cargo and...

Mayfield Childcare (ASX: MFD) has entered into an exclusivity agreement and made a $4.8 million conditional offer to acquire seven operating centres in South Australia. The deal with Precious Cargo Education includes the acquisition of busi...

Aussie shares to open higher as commodity prices rallied overnight The market is holding its breath for the latest US CPI report tonight And here’s the next big thing from Elon Musk   Aussie shares are poised to open higher on Tuesday on...

The ASX200 has fallen more than 1.1 per cent to close out the week at 6900 points, as investors grapple with the potential realities of the conflict in the Middle East. The index has shed more than two per cent this week.  Meanwhile,...

The ASX200 was tracking higher in midday trade, led by tech stocks which rose 0.7 per cent, closely followed by the financial sector. Miners also edged into the green, up 0.13 per cent. Minerals 260 (M16) was among those to receive a...

Mayfield Childcare (MFD) acquires two high-performing childcare centres, bringing its total offering to 38 centres across QLD, VIC and SA MFD will receive the keys to centres in Sandringham, Victoria, and Home Hill in Queensland The c...

The ASX is expected to open lower on the final working day of the week, as concerns mount over the approaching US debt ceiling deadline. While a deal seems likely to be struck, it is still a race against time for President Biden, who has...

Companies with exposure to Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum technology, green energy, childcare and aged care are set to be bolstered by the delivery of Australia’s Federal Budget last evening. But companies focussed on offshore gas...

ShareCafeEarnings results weigh on Wall Street: Tesla down 10%                    Stocks dropped Thursday as Wall Street reacted to a mixed bag of corporate earnings, including disappointing results from Tesla. Investors also assessed...

The ASX 200 was up 1.04% while the ASX XEC rose 1.17% 8 out of 11 sectors were higher with Energy leading the way  The Health Care sector was the weakest, down 0.94%   The ASX 200 was up 1.04% today on lower-than-normal volume, and the A...

ShareCafeS&P 500 up slightly as investors await several big macro events                    The S&P 500 rose slightly overnight, fighting to hold onto last week’s gains as bond yields inched higher and investors braced for a b...

Mayfield Childcare (MFD) acquires a new childcare centre in Cairns, expanding its portfolio of centres in the town to five The company now has a total license capacity in the region of 417 places The $1 million acquisition was funded...

Australian shares were poised to open higher for a third session after an earnings surprise from Facebook parent Meta Platforms helped power the S&P 500 to its strongest level in five months. The S&P/ASX 200 will open 25 points o...

Australian stocks have their sights on fresh 2023 highs after Wall Street was lifted by a 15-month low in inflation ahead of this week’s Federal Reserve interest rate decision. The S&P/ASX 200 will open 12 points or 0.16 per cent ahe...

Mayfield Childcare (MFD) rejects revised conditional, non-binding and indicative proposal from Genius Education Holdings Mayfield received an initial proposal from Genius – its largest shareholder – on December 1 to purchase all shares...

Mayfield Childcare’s investor-turned-bidder Genius Education Holdings has done some soul-searching (and due diligence) over Christmas holidays, and is ready to come back with a higher bid.

Audiences outraged over the benchmark’s “lacklustre, mediocre performance” today Standout winner Riedel Resources ends the day up by 50% on awesome assays FTX team drowning in irony as ‘hackers’ make off with more than $500 million   The...

Little joy for investors in December with traditional Christmas rally not eventuating in 2022 Meteoric Resources leads December winners after positive metallurgical results at its new Caldeira project. Symbio Holdings saw its share price p...

December winner Meteoric Resources sees a non-executive director buy 6 million shares Northern Star Resources and Chalice Mining directors sell in December for tax obligations Johns Lyng Group COO Lindsay Barber sells 4 million shares, ~3...

A slow start to the week with the ASX 200 down 0.45% today Small cap index falls 0.59% and 7 out 11 sectors finish lower CBA says consumer sentiment could be in deeply pessimistic territory for some time   The local bourse had a flaccid s...

Welcome to the end of the day, where we recognise that your day has been just as hectic as ours, so we spend some time trawling through the news to bring you the bits and bobs from the ASX and elsewhere that keep you informed and looking su...

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan-backed early childhood education provider Busy Bees has found another local target it likes, the ASX-listed Mayfield Childcare Limited. 

It’s no secret the ASX loves a takeover target, and these three shares have proven to be just that. They’ve each been hurled acquisition bids on Friday and they’re gaining as much as 26% on their suitors’ attention. Meanwhile, the...

Stockhead’s Top 10 at 10, published at ~10.30am each trading day, highlights the best (and worst) performing ASX stocks in morning trade using live data. It’s a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day by showing the biggest movers...

When it comes to their night-of-nights, federal treasurers are either splashing cash like an inebriated mariner, or clasping the purse shut like a miserly wealthy great aunt who wants everyone to think she is down to her last cent. In the c...

ShareCafeUS energy stocks supported by increased dividend yields                    US equities ended higher in uneventful Wednesday trading as investors are awaiting the three-day Jackson Hole economic symposium that starts Thursday,...

The ASX will open higher on Friday Wall Street was up modestly overnight, with Energy leading the way US initial jobless claims fell versus expectations of a rise Local shares are set to open higher today. At 8am AEST, the ASX 200 Septemb...

There is one undervalued ASX sector that’s set to benefit from federal Labor taking government that few are thinking about. That is the ASX-listed childcare space. Operators could see a boost to demand under an Anthony Albanese government,...

The ASX 200 rose 0.64% on the first trading day of the month. All sectors were in the green except financials – a sector dragged down by Westpac (ASX:WBC) following its results. The best sectors were consumer discretionaries, telcos and uti...

After a positive Monday to Thursday, the ASX wiped out gains made across the week, losing more than 1% today The ASX followed a plunge on Wall Street with the ASX 200 closing at 7,324, which was 1.44% lower than yesterday’s close. While Wal...

Mayfield Childcare (MFD) enters a trading halt, pending further news regarding a material acquisition and capital raising For the first half of 2021, statutory revenue jumped 79 per cent to $16.9 million Net profit after tax (NPAT) came to...

The ASX-listed childcare centre owner wants to buy 14 centres from Genius Education Holdings.

Local stocks tracked higher on Friday in a relatively calm session to end the week. The ASX200 traded flat, edging higher by 0.36% into the close. Those gains were comfortably outpaced by the small end of town, as the microcap Emerging Comp...

Summary The ASX 200 opened mildly lower, 0.11 % or 8.3 points down to 7502.8, on Friday. In the opening hour, the market breadth is slightly on a bearish side, with seven out of the 11 sectors falling so far. Briscoe Group has seen an...

Wall Street rises on solid earnings reports US stock markets rose overnight, with all three benchmarks closing higher buoyed by another round of solid earnings. The Dow Jones rose by 0.78%, S&P 500 by 0.60%, and tech heavy Nasdaq by 0.7...

Iron ore pushes back near US$200/tonne again The US and UK stock markets were closed on Monday for the long weekend public holiday. According to the OECD, the US economy is set to grow at the fastest rate since 1984, thanks to the governmen...

Summary The Australian shares are expected to open lower amid concerns around a rise in inflation in the According to the ASX 200 futures, the domestic market may fall by 0.6% at open. The investors are expected to assess the impact o...

Singapore-based Asian American Medical Group (ASX:AAJ) was among the small cap names that ran red hot this week. Stockhead’s Hot Money Monday analysis is based on the Relative Strength Index (RSI) — a technical gauge which measures how trad...

By Tim Boreham, Editor, The New Criterion More fun in the sandpit for childcare operators as the kids – and the old subsidies – return Everyone loves the notion of something for nothing – especially if the government is footing the bill – b...

Stocks are surging after the Australian government set a hard deadline for the end of free childcare, as investors bet that an economic recovery will help parents keep children in care. Think Childcare (ASX:TNK) opened up almost 10 per cent...

Consumer Discretionary products comprise of those goods and services that are certainly avoided by a consumer in the phase of economic downturn. A consumer is more likely to avoid spending on these goods when he has to cut down his expendit...

On Stockhead today – brewers saving our beer from climate change, why BHP will never get St George’s ‘freakish’ nickel belt, and an expert’s hot tech stock tips. But first here’s what you need to know.   The day ahead All eyes tomorrow are...