Alex Gluyas

Australians are scrambling for a slice of the technology and artificial intelligence-related deals flooding Wall Street, as investors lose patience

Global equities giant GQG Partners has warned that the wave of artificial intelligence-related companies listing in the United States will intensify

The Albanese government has been warned its proposed changes to capital gains tax will “cut the throat” of the mineral exploration sector and drive more investors toward exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Investors are cautiously preparing to buy the dip in Australian shares on Monday after US President Donald Trump said Washington was close to

UBS is telling clients to get out of ASX-listed banks and real estate stocks and ramp up exposure to mining and healthcare as Australia's once booming property market heads for a slowdown.

Earlier this year, GCQ's high-profile investment chief Doug Tynan rapidly sold down his shares in luxury goods companies Louis Vuitton, Richemont

A bunch of former market darlings are expected to be booted from the ASX's biggest indices in the coming weeks as investors shun consumer discretionary stocks over fears the economy is headed for a recession.

Fed up with sitting on the sidelines, the army of traders this week gained access to the world's hottest IPO in a sign of growing influence on capital markets.

The effects of the decades-long investment strategy could be muted following the government’s changes to capital gains tax.

Investors are betting the dazzling resurgence of Wall Street's technology sector is about to spill over to Australia's sharemarket as bargain hunters say some companies have become too cheap to ignore.