Supermarket shares offered shelter as losses across mining, energy and banking stocks left the ASX 200 down 0.33%.

The ASX took a lunchtime beating as banks and miners slumped, with BHP's copper woes and NAB's job cuts adding to the pain.

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Icetana’s alliance with SoftBank Robotics is taking its AI surveillance software beyond CCTV, connecting incident detection ...

Nurses, teachers and aged-care workers are among millions caught in a budget trap that lawyers say will force a national will ...

Resources investor Colin Petroulas has lifted his stake in Black Bear as it advances its Texas silver mine restart and Nevada ...

As prediction markets boom, ASX-listed InFocus eyes the action with its first Codexa customer and a conditional US$2.4m deal.

PLS boss Dale Henderson talks about the lithium giant's plan to expand and why the time is right despite falling spodumene ...

Energy and banks kept the ASX green while tech slipped again and takeover fever lit up Cleanaway and Challenger.

Elk Range Mining is encouraged by the arrival of Canadian gold giant Agnico Eagle in the same part of Idaho in which it has a ...

The ASX keeps its head above water as tech cops another flogging, oil heats up and takeover fever sends a few stocks flying.

As it advances a scrip merger with Microba, Genetic Signatures has called on 23% holder BCAL to clarify its intentions ...