Two former executives at Rebel Sport owner Super Retail have been unsuccessful in their application to force the company to uphold an alleged settlement deal.

The Australian sharemarket has put last week’s pain behind it, with banks, real estate and consumer stocks the biggest winners of the day.

Auric Mining’s record streak continues as it races past 10,500 ounces and $41.1m in gold sales for the year from its Jeffreys Find mine near Norsemen in WA.

News Corp has finally found a buyer for its storied pay TV offering. But what does the future hold for viewers, staff and sports deals?

Elon Musk is China’s favourite Western CEO, but his new role in the Trump administration could soon leave him performing a geopolitical juggling act.

Sarytogan Graphite has reached a key point in the approval process for its graphite project in Kazakhstan, with regulators signing-off on an environmental permit.

Governments are rushing to kickstart Australia’s first-ever gas imports, despite the nation being a top global exporter of the fossil fuel.

A record number of Australians are travelling over the coming weeks, but cost-of-living pressures are forcing a rethink of how much spending is done on holiday.

News Corp-controlled pay TV and streaming company Foxtel has been sold to DAZN for an enterprise value of $3.4 billion.

Michael Stephenson lands at ARN as it’s looking to free up cash after signing Kyle Sandilands and Jackie “O” Henderson to a landmark $200 million contract.

While we complain about “the cost of living”, the mugs who elected Donald Trump again were on about “inflation”. Aren’t they the same thing? Maybe, maybe not.

While News Corp has signed commercial deals with OpenAI, most local publishers have blocked AI firms from scraping their news sites.

It proved to be a volatile year for the big end of town, but it’s investors who face a day of reckoning.

Melbourne indie bookstore owner Leesa Lambert deliberately does not play Christmas carols in her store to try and decrease stress for last-minute shoppers.

The recent dismal news on the economy and the enormous blowout in budget deficits represents a Rubicon of sorts.

Australia’s banking sector is in rude health as far as the public is concerned and that could potentially land it in trouble in an election year.

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is… icetana, which secured a three-year Malaysian AI security deal as Patriot Lithium and Mesoblast also celebrated big wins.

Gazprom was for decades Russia’s biggest money-spinner and the most striking symbol of the Kremlin’s influence abroad.

Larvotto Resources has received US$4 million (A$6.2m) as pre-payment from Wogan Resources’ sister and financing company Xcelsior Capital under an exclusive antimony off-take agreement with Wogan.

The Australian sharemarket had another poor day on Friday, and the bourse has declined 2.8 per cent over the week.