Treasury Wine shares jump on US supply chain overhaul
Treasury Wine Estates stock rallied after the company outlined an overhaul of its US supply arrangements, which investors read as easing concerns about excess inventory.
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Sony and TSMC plan $6.3 billion joint image sensor production, Nikkei reports
Sony and TSMC will jointly invest about $6.3 billion to manufacture image sensors, according to a Nikkei report, deepening a partnership between the world's largest image sensor supplier and the largest contract chipmaker.
Korean memory results put focus back on Micron pricing outlook
Commentary following SK Hynix and Samsung earnings has drawn attention to what their disclosures imply for Micron, whose shares recently bounced about 10% off their lows.
Twilio raises full-year growth outlook after record quarterly revenue; shares jump 25%
The cloud communications company posted record revenue of $1.5 billion and lifted its full-year growth guidance to 18%, sending the stock up 25% in a single session.
Asian equities rebound; crude firms on Strait of Hormuz uncertainty
Japanese and Korean stocks recovered while oil prices rose as traders weighed uncertainty around shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Recruit Holdings shares hit daily limit after guidance upgrade
Shares in Japan's Recruit Holdings surged to their daily trading limit after the company raised its earnings guidance, helping lift Tokyo stocks.
Australian shares slip as Westpac drags on banks before RBA decision
The benchmark index edged lower, led by financials, as investors positioned ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia's rate decision.
I Squared Capital agrees to buy Australia's oOh!media for $634 million
The infrastructure investor struck a deal for the Australian out-of-home advertising group, valuing it at about $634 million.
Oil advances as Strait of Hormuz reopening remains out of reach
Crude prices rose on continued disruption at the Strait of Hormuz and Houthi attacks on shipping, while U.S. equity futures held near flat as hopes for a quick reopening faded.
Japan swings to current account deficit as weak yen lifts import costs
Japan recorded its first current account deficit in nearly a year and a half, while BOJ minutes showed policymakers discussed a faster pace of rate hikes and executives pressed for currency stability.
China's consumer inflation eases in July as factory-gate deflation moderates
Chinese consumer price growth slowed in July while producer prices fell at a shallower pace, leaving the economy still short of durable pricing power.
CAR Group shares gain on upbeat second-half outlook
Australian online classifieds operator CAR Group rose after issuing a positive outlook for the second half of its 2026 financial year.
Asian equities edge higher as oil rises on Gulf uncertainty
Asian stock markets posted modest gains while crude prices moved up amid unclear conditions in the Gulf.
Shein scales back Vietnam warehousing after trial disappoints
Fast-fashion group Shein has found its experiment with Vietnamese warehousing fell short of expectations, reinforcing its reliance on Chinese logistics and manufacturing.
Taylor Farms recalls salsa and guacamole over salmonella risk
Produce supplier Taylor Farms has recalled salsa and guacamole products because of potential salmonella contamination.
Imricor logs minimal revenue as U.S. commercial launch begins
Imricor reported negligible first-half revenue but said it had secured additional FDA clearances as it starts selling its MRI-guided cardiac ablation products in the United States.
Contact Energy posts 31% EBITDAF gain as renewable projects come online
New Zealand generator-retailer Contact Energy reported a 31% increase in EBITDAF for the year, crediting its shift toward renewable generation.
Westpac says mortgage applications fell 20% after Australian tax changes
Westpac reported a 20% decline in mortgage applications following changes to Australia's tax settings, an early signal of cooling demand in the housing credit market.
I Squared wins bidding war for oOh!media with A$735 million deal
Infrastructure investor I Squared Capital has prevailed in a contest for Australian out-of-home advertising group oOh!media, agreeing a deal valued at about $735 million.
QXO shares fell more than 20% in July after closing major acquisition
Building products distributor QXO declined by over 20% during July, with the drop following the completion of a large acquisition and a rise in interest rates and oil prices.
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