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Glenn Dyer

Glenn Dyer has been a finance journalist and TV producer for more than 40 years. He has worked at Maxwell Newton Publications, Queensland Newspapers, AAP, The Australian Financial Review, The Nine Network and Crikey.

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ASIC paying plenty of interest to Harvey Norman

06 Oct 2022 - Corporate regulator ASIC has launched legal action against Latitude Finance Australia and major consumer goods retailer Harvey Norman (ASX:HVN) over the promotion of …

De Grey goes to market for Mallina upgrade funding

06 Oct 2022 - De Grey Mining (ASX:DEG) is looking for $150 million in a new round of fund raising to further the development of its rich Mallina gold project in WA which will becom…

Tightened policy taking toll on property market

05 Oct 2022 - The Australian housing sector is feeling some of the pressure from five successive rate rises from the Reserve Bank (six, if you include yesterday’s).

Best Quarter in Four Years for Netflix Shares

05 Oct 2022 - Go figure. Believe it or not but after being sold off heavily in the June quarter because growth in its subscriber numbers had vanished, Netflix shares have just had …

RBA hedges its bets with smaller rate rise

05 Oct 2022 - Some saw the Reserve Bank’s decision to lift the cash rate by 0.25% as a ‘surprise’ – they shouldn’t because a rise of that size or even 0.40% was always on the cards…

Oz trade riding the coattails of lithium and friends

05 Oct 2022 - The green minerals boom is transforming Australia’s export performance faster than many analysts had forecast.

Tesla set for record quarter despite production miss

04 Oct 2022 - Tesla is looking at solid third quarter earnings despite the electric vehicle giant missing its own forecast for deliveries of its iconic vehicles in the three months…

Commodities corner: A crude reckoning

04 Oct 2022 - Oil pricing returns to the agenda for commodities this week, though the events in the financial markets in Britain will still grab centre stage, especially with the C…

Diary: Home is where the heart is

04 Oct 2022 - So will the Reserve Bank blink at its October meeting today and either trim its planned half a per cent rate rise to 0.25%, or even sit and hold at the current rate o…

Tuesday trading tidbits: Airbags deployed

04 Oct 2022 - No matter what filter, yardstick or obscure factoid analysts can dredge up to try and gild the lily, global markets and Wall Street in particular had a very rough Sep…

For China, what you Xi is what you get

01 Oct 2022 - There’s just over two weeks to when President Xi Jinping becomes the ruler of China for a third five-year period and the most powerful man in the country since Chairm…

Rabid greenback set to wreak earnings mayhem

01 Oct 2022 - Midnight Friday marked the end of the September and third quarter for most quarterly reporting companies in the Americas, Europe, UK, Australia and Asia.

Renewables allowing miners to stretch horizons

01 Oct 2022 - Intriguing investment news from global copper majors MMG and Rio Tinto this week underlines how the rising importance of renewables is allowing some miners to look th…

Nuix, directors get nipped by watchdog

30 Sep 2022 - Shares in tech company Nuix (ASX:NXL) eased in late trading on Thursday on news that ASIC was taking the company to court for alleged continuous disclosure breaches a…

Iress hit by a wave of negative screening

30 Sep 2022 - Shares in Iress (ASX:IRE) slumped 20% at one stage yesterday hitting their lowest levels for more than 8 years after the company sprang a shock earnings downgrade on …

Premier Rises Above and Rewards Handily

30 Sep 2022 - Premier Investments (ASX:PMV) shareholders will pocket a bumper dividend for 2021-22 and a small buyback as well after the owner of the Smiggle and Peter Alexander br…

No safety in the latest economic numbers

30 Sep 2022 - As widely expected, annual headline inflation jumped to 7% in July, the highest level since mid-1990, and then eased slightly to 6.8% in August, according to the new …

$A caught as market pounds sterling

29 Sep 2022 - The Aussie dollar felt the turbulence from the global currency crisis yesterday as it again fell under 64 US cents in the wake of continuing controversy about the eco…

SEC casts wide net, lands many big fish

29 Sep 2022 - Some of the biggest names in global finance, including investment banks and brokers that dominate trading on the ASX, have been fined well over $A2.7 billion by Ameri…

Were it only about the budget, we'd all be fine

29 Sep 2022 - The strong jobs market and high corporate earnings, especially in resources and energy have driven a significant improvement in the federal budget for the 2021-22 fin…

Aussies continue to shop away their blues

29 Sep 2022 - Another solid month for Australian retailers with August sales up 0.6%, confirming Australian consumers have yet to pull back significantly in the face of interest ra…

Carnarvon talking loud, saying little

28 Sep 2022 - Was Carnarvon Energy (ASX:CVN) trailing a very transparent coat on Tuesday with a distinctly un-newsworthy statement on its attractiveness and that of its key assets?

Synlait milking turnaround for all it can

28 Sep 2022 - The recovery in the fortunes of dairy companies on both sides of the Tasman continues with news from NZ-based Synlait Milk (ASX:SM1) of a strong earnings result for t…

Renewables rejuvenating mining sector

28 Sep 2022 - Transitioning away from fossil fuels and towards renewables is breathing new life, new investment and new jobs into the NSW mining industry long dominated by coal.

Costa shares lose double digits as CEO departs

27 Sep 2022 - Investors took fright at the shock departure Monday of Costa Group (ASX:CGC) CEO Sean Hallahan after only 18 months in the job, with shares falling nearly 15% in what…