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  • Southern Cross Electrical lands three data centre projects with Amazon, Microsoft and NEXTDC

    Heyday is enjoying its heyday, signing on tech giants as clients once again. In a significant development, electrical engineering company Southern Cross Electrical Engineering (ASX: SXE) subsidiary, Heyday—an electrical installation service, has been awarded three prestigious data centre projects in Sydney. Collectively, they are valued at over $60 million.  The projects are poised to reinforce

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  • Chimeric’s cell therapy drug moves on to Phase 1B trial to treat malignant brain cancer

    In 2020, the Department of Health and Aged Care revealed that approximately 2,000 Australians were diagnosed with brain cancer. New cases of brain cancer are increasing every year and Glioblastoma, the most common, complex, treatment-resistant, and deadliest type of brain cancer, accounts for 45% of all malignant brain tumours. On a global scale, it is

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  • Starpharma gains regulatory approval in Malaysia for nasal spray to build momentum in Asia

    Biopharmaceutical company Starpharma (ASX: SPL) has received regulatory approval for its antiviral nasal spray product, VIRALEZE, in Malaysia. This milestone achievement grants Starpharma and its commercial partners the opportunity to market and sell the innovative product in Malaysia, a country with a population exceeding 33 million.  VIRALEZE has garnered significant recognition in Asia following successful

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  • Doctor Care Anywhere sells GP2U to focus on UK growth

    As it departs from Australia to cement its base in the UK alone, telehealth company Doctor Care Anywhere Group (ASX: DOC) has decided to sell its Aussie subsidiary GP2U Telehealth. The Company had bought GP2U for $11 million in September 2021 to tap into the mental health market in Australia, which worsened following the pandemic.

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  • Strong start to the week expected ahead of key RBA decision

    Australian Markets The XJO is expected to edge lower this morning following a similar night in the U.S. Coupled with their green futures, we are getting early indications that the bleeding has been stemmed for now – providing a much-needed breath of relief from the past few sessions of pain. Yesterday we tried our best

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  • Debt deal optimism, tech buying, XJO to rise

    Australian Markets The XJO is expected to rally on open this morning following a strong recovery in the U.S last night. Their futures have also edged into the green which at least indicates that their strong buying isn’t being immediately met with profit taking. However, they stalled at key resistance last night, so we need

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