The Latest Breaking News from ASX

The chip industry is rebounding, fueled by recovering demand, increased need for AI chips, and capacity expansions in advanced technologies. To that end, renowned chip stocks ASE Technology (ASX), QUALCOMM (QCOM), and Photronics (PLAB), which are now popular among investors, could be wise additions to your portfolio. Read more.

The merger of Australian Vanadium and Technology Metals creates the leading ASX-listed developer of the ore used in non-flammable, long-term batteries.

While macroeconomic challenges have had an impact on the chip industry, long-term prospects remain positive. So, fundamentally strong chip stocks, Amkor Technology (AMKR), ASE Technology Holding (ASX) and Applied Materials (AMAT) might be solid buys. Read on.

Arcadium will be the world's third-biggest lithium producer, a combination of Brisbane-headquartered Allkem and Philadelphia-based Livent.

Sydney-based financial services company Link Group and Adelaide-based cement company Adbri are set to leave the ASX after agreeing to takeover offers.

Privately held Chemist Warehouse has agreed to merge with Sigma Healthcare in a deal that will create a retailer worth around $9 billion.

Chips are in high demand due to the widespread use and adoption of advanced technologies. Therefore, let's explore the prospects of chip stocks Wolfspeed (WOLF), Texas Instruments (TXN), and ASE Technology Holding (ASX). Read on….

The Australian share market recovered to finish just 0.1 per cent down after whipsawing oil prices sent energy stocks on a wild rollercoaster ride.

The ASX200 made its biggest daily gain in more than a year as lower-than-expected GDP growth signals the RBA's rate rises are having their intended effect.