Strickland Metals’ Gradina prospect in Serbia is showing all the hallmarks of a company maker. One lode is now within 150m of surface and mineralised to at least 603m.

China has targeted Nvidia with an antitrust investigation in an apparent escalation of its response to the latest US attempt to cut off its access to advanced computer chips.

The stakes have almost certainly changed in the battle between warring factions of the family over who will control the empire of Fox Corporation and News Corporation.

In a scathing 96-page ruling, Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch were found to have acted in “bad faith” in their effort to amend the family trust.

The move was an attempt by the 93-year-old to cement his eldest son Lachlan Murdoch’s control of the family empire after his death.

Sports broadcaster, NRL caller and journalist Mark Levy will take over as 2GB Mornings host.

Peter Beck has come a long way for a former dishwasher engineer with no university qualifications.

News Corp is edging closer to selling its pay TV and streaming business, with a deal potentially putting the company that broadcasts AFL and NRL games into foreign hands.

Latitude 66 will sell its WA Sylvania project to Capricorn Metals for $1.5m in Capricorn shares, potentially two or more $750,000-milestone payments and a 1% royalty.

The Australian sharemarket closed flat on Monday after initial losses behind the banks and mining giants, but things looked up after lunch thanks to consumer and healthcare stocks.

Marmota Ltd has nailed multiple high-grade gold hits in its first ever drilling campaign at the company’s Campfire Bore project in SA, with one hit going 16 grams per tonne over 4m.

Sarytogan Graphite has reached a milestone by growing higher-value synthetic industrial diamonds using its ultra-high purity fine graphite as a feedstock.

The Big Four bank’s decision to fly in an overseas star banker is at the very least curious – and potentially risky.

Star Minerals shareholders have backed the company’s proposed earn in deal at the Cobra uranium project in the world-class Erongo district in Namibia.

Terrain Minerals has kicked-off a ground-based EM survey to better define four very curious, potentially nickel-copper conductors at its Lort River project in WA.

An activist shareholder has ratcheted up its attempt to pressure the mining giant into making a major change.

ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott will step down next year after nine years at the helm.

One of the largest intergenerational transfers of wealth in history is about to take place.

“OMG, we win again!!!” wrote one campaigner about the fight with oil and gas giant Santos. But then the court changed its mind.

The head of the Visy empire, who is moving permanently to the US, has hailed Donald Trump’s return to the White House and reaffirmed his commitment to working with the incoming administration.

The head of cybersecurity at one of Australia’s Big Four says it’s time to put passwords to bed, and replace them with something better.

The surge in bank shares this year has been truly enormous. But if booming profits aren’t driving the great bank share rally, what is?

With more than 170 million Americans using the social media app, TikTok’s Chinese owner needs to sell the business in the US or face closure.

The 10th-richest person in the US is worth $127 billion and is on track to pass on much of his fortune tax-free.

Woolworths can get some workers back into its distribution centres after a Fair Work Commission ruling, but it will take time to refill shelves stripped bare during the two-week strike.