Aussie EdTech company Janison Education Group (ASX: JAN) has clinched a major deal with the NSW Department of Education and Cambridge University Press & Assessment. The partnership aims to modernise the state’s selective education placement tests by leveraging Janison’s digital assessment platform. The agreement—which is the outcome of a competitive tender process—designates Janison to handle
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Wagering tech company BetMakers Technology (ASX: BET) has unveiled a five-year partnership with PA Betting Services, a division of the UK-based PA Media Group. The duo is gearing up to launch a broadcast streaming and wagering platform for intended distribution into world racing markets. The platform, dubbed “The AdVantage Platform”, will combine the latest wagering
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The XJO is expected to edge lower on open this morning following a small pullback in the U.S overnight. Their futures are flat this morning. Yesterday we pulled back and held on to most of the day’s losses into the close. This morning, we should open near 7,600, and retest the lows of yesterday. We
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Australian tertiary education provider NextEd Group (ASX: NXD) is all set up for the new student intake season. It has secured regulatory accreditation for three new vocational healthcare courses—aged care, individual support, and community services—to cater to international students. With marketing efforts in full swing, targeting English language students and using recruitment agency networks, the
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Security and traffic services provider MCS Services (ASX: MSG) has entered into a conditional agreement to sell its security business for a cash consideration of $3 million to Vibrant Services. MCS Security Group is the Company’s wholly-owned subsidiary and a leading supplier of security services at commercial property sites and retail shopping centres, principally in
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The XJO is expected to fall this morning despite a continued rally in the U.S on Friday which saw their market make fresh all-time highs. We should give up most of Friday’s gains, opening near 7,600. Our market is likely nervous heading into the RBA meeting tomorrow. Rates are expected to remain on hold, but
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