14 Nov 2019 - The Australian share market opened lower following positive leads from the US. It has had a seesaw start to the session and is tracking 0.3 per cent higher at noon. Most of the sectors are in the green. SG Fleet Group (ASX:SGF) has purchased a stake in Collaborate Corporation (ASX:CL8).
14 Nov 2019 - Mitchell Services (ASX:MSV) has penned an agreement to acquire Deepcore Drilling.
14 Nov 2019 - Gold exploration and development company, Vango Mining (ASX:VAN), has appointed Andrew Stocks as the Company’s new Managing Director effective from 20 January 2020.
14 Nov 2019 - The board of BHP Group (ASX:BHP) has appointed Mike Henry as Chief Executive Officer, replacing Andrew Mackenzie who will retire as CEO on 31 December 2019.
14 Nov 2019 - Childcare service provider, G8 Education (ASX:GEM) has inked a deal to sell 25 of its centres in Western Australia to Sparrow Early Learning for approximately $6.4 million.
14 Nov 2019 - Gold explorer, Echo Resources (ASX:EAR) was removed from the official ASX list yesterday as Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) drives its compulsory acquisition of the company.
14 Nov 2019 - Diversified financial service provider, IOOF Holdings (ASX:IFL) has complied with the 43 actionable items identified by the independent reviewed to fulfil the licence conditions imposed by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority in December 2018.
14 Nov 2019 - Australian shares are set to open higher following positive leads from Wall Street. US stocks advanced overnight, plateauing just under all-time highs as the US-China trade war reportedly hits another barrier – this time over farm purchases. Oil rose 46 cents overnight. Heartland Bank and Turners Automotive Group (ASX:TRA) have struck a deal that will allow Autosure Insurance products to be sold through Heartland’s MARAC consumer intermediary network.
13 Nov 2019 - The Australian share market has experienced a steady decline over the afternoon to close 0.8 per cent lower. Utilities sector weighed heaviest on the market.
13 Nov 2019 - ASX down 0.4 per cent at noon. Bingo Industries led the way after soaring almost 12 per cent while Beach Energy saw the biggest decline at noon dropping 5.1 per cent.
