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Joe Ziller and Alan Pullen dissect three big founder-led companies, and pick out the ones they're backing now.

Inline earnings and a higher dividend weren't enough to satisfy the market, with shares falling 6%.

Reporting season has produced plenty of winners and losers. Here are some of the big calls coming from brokers right now.

Emanuel Datt on the conservative guidance, the shrinking founder discount and why he thinks the ACCC investigation goes nowhere.

James Gerrish reveals why he's overweight commodities, the lithium stock he just bought, and why a Westpac special dividend could be coming.

Perpetual's James Rutledge explains why he thinks Eagers Automotive can buck the trend of Australian offshore M&A struggles.

The US Treasury tried to calm the bond market. It did not last. Ray Dalio thinks gold and a bit of Bitcoin may offer an answer.

Henry Jennings breaks down CSL’s stunning rebound and other notable results from the third week of August 2026 reporting season.

Cheap, recovering and the growth narrative is intact. IML's Marc Whittaker on the outlook for ARB Corp.

They won’t have missed the scent coming from FireFly this week. Plus, Killi on track to realise a big price premium for its WA magnetite.

As rising Treasury yields test US policymakers, greater intervention could strengthen the investment case for gold.

Netwealth has almost 10% of the platform market, but CEO Matt Heine sees plenty of room to grow as they target another doubling of FUA.

Still-high underlying inflation has picked up and is running above the RBA's forecast profile.

Antipodes’ Vihari Ross explains why today’s concentrated market is creating opportunities beyond the obvious AI winners.

In this brand-new episode, Finding the Front is joined by two icons of the Australian mining industry, Tim Goyder - Non Executive Chair of Liontown Resources, Minerals...

Gen Z may miss a rite of passage Boomers took for granted: retiring mortgage-free. Vanguard's latest report reveals a generational divide.

DBI delivered a steady result, while WAM’s Hailey Kim sees its $370m project pipeline supporting further earnings growth.

A bumper result has the company back on track and looking to grow in Australia and the US.

The strong numbers came from the assets South32 is keeping – but FY27 costs and capital spending are growing.