Brendon Thorne
Coverage of Brendon Thorne in the Nexus archive.
- RBA Will Be Better Prepared to Handle Next Crisis, Kent Says
RBA states it will be better prepared to handle the next crisis, according to Kent. The article also mentions Chris Kent as a photographer with Brendon Thorne credited for the photograph.
- Australian Private Credit Firm Makes Bet on UK Loan Manager
An Australian private credit firm is investing in a UK loan manager. A house under construction in Sydney is featured in the article.
- Australia Says Tax Changes Aim to Fix Broken Housing Market
Australia is making tax changes to address its broken housing market, where house prices continue to rise and interest rate cuts are anticipated later this year. This may further fuel the fire, leaving buyers and renters struggling. The changes aim to fix the issue.
- Australian Budget to Support Debt, Hit Consumer Stocks: Analysts
Australia's budget will support debt and impact consumer stocks, according to analysts. The country is battling to contain the spread of the delta variant, with Sydney experiencing a record number of Covid-19 infections. This has significant implications for the nation's economy.
- DroneShield Plunges as Regulator Probes Filings, Share Trades
DroneShield Ltd.'s quarterly revenue increased after securing contracts from several nations, but the company's stock has plunged due to a regulatory probe into filings and share trades. The Australian counter-drone systems maker is being investigated. The company is headquartered in Sydney, Australia.
- ASX Warns Firms About ‘Ramping’ AI Upside to Push Stock Prices
The Australian Securities Exchange warned firms about artificially inflating stock prices using AI. Australia's energy sector performed well due to global fuel supply issues. The warning comes as the energy sector sees growth.
- Gold Steadies After Fed Holds Rates and Signals Inflation Risks
Gold prices steadied after the Federal Reserve held interest rates, with the metal pausing its record-breaking rally amid optimism over US-Japan trade talks. Bullion had earlier reached an all-time high before stabilizing.
- PEP Offers to Buy Outdoor Ad Firm oOh!Media for $537 Million
PEP has offered to acquire outdoor advertising firm oOh!Media for $537 million. The article also notes rising house prices in Sydney, Australia, and potential interest rate cuts that could exacerbate housing affordability issues.
- China’s Yancoal Buys Australia Mine Stake for Up to $2.4 Billion
China's Yancoal has agreed to purchase a stake in an Australian coal mine for up to $2.4 billion. The deal highlights growing cross-border investment in the energy sector.