Lunch Wrap: ASX hammered to four-month low as TechnologyOne leads tech carnage

The ASX slumped into lunch on Tuesday as Nvidia nerves smashed tech, banks wilted and James Hardie seemed like just about the only thing left standing.

Health Check: ALS waves off a Mexican drug testing downturn to post a 12pc profit rise

Lab-testing giant ALS has surfed a boom in minerals testing to produce a strong interim result, despite a drug assay downturn.

True Width: Lincoln Liu on rebuilding US antimony play Red Mountain Mining from the ground up

Red Mountain Mining had to be rebuilt from the ground up, and MD Lincoln Liu says a US critical minerals push is paying off.

Chinese hackers ‘tricked’ Anthropic AI into launching cyber attacks

Chinese hackers have weaponised a US company’s AI tools to conduct sophisticated cyber espionage against 30 global entities, marking the first major autonomous attack of its kind.

Visible gold adds depth and excitement to Koonenberry’s Sunnyside gold discovery

Koonenberry Gold has extended mineralisation at the Enmore gold project in northeast NSW to 425m deep with exciting visible gold hits.