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Life360 co-founder Chris Hulls and chief financial officer Russell Burke are preparing the tracking company for the US IPO.

Life360 files for Nasdaq dual listing, shares fall

ASX-listed, San Francisco-based Life360 has filed to list its shares on the Nasdaq, after Reddit performed strongly after its IPO.

  • Tess Bennett

Rio investors’ fear; Tesla slashes Oz jobs; Perpetual’s bigger story

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Wall Street.

ASX to rise as Wall Street extends rally

Australian shares were set to edge higher as US equities lifted, helped in part by solid demand for the sale of 30-year government bonds.

  • Timothy Moore

Yesterday

The energy transition and digitisation are the big themes for the rest of this decade, although both are only as good as government policy settings.

What we learnt as CEOs meet capital markets kings, queens

It’s been three days of watching CEOs pitch to fund managers and hearing their off-record feedback at Macquarie’s annual conference. Both sides are more upbeat.

  • Anthony Macdonald
Maple-Brown Abbott’s Emma Pringle is bullish on Healius despite a shaky 12 months.

Why Rio Tinto is worth more than its $130 price tag

Maple-Brown Abbott’s Emma Pringle is betting the iron ore giant’s share price has more room to run. She’s also bullish on Healius despite a shaky 12 months.

  • Joanne Tran
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CBA profit falls; Accenture’s $40m pay risk; Best private dining rooms

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Maple Brown-Abbott Garth Rossler, Vertium Asset Management Jason Teh, Lazard Aaron Binsted and Atlas Funds Management’s Hugh Dive.

Stock rally ‘too good to be true’, warn CIOs

Investment chiefs say the market looks too expensive given the uncertain economic backdrop and that there’s good reason to be cautious for the rest of this year.

  • Joanne Tran
Wall Street.

ASX to slip, S&P 500 finishes little changed

Australian shares are set to open lower. Iron ore slid. The S&P 500 traded in a narrow range. Sweden cuts rate; BoE expected to hold.

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  • Timothy Moore

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Macquarie Capital’s Asia Pacific boss Tim Joyce.

Macquarie’s Tim Joyce puts annual conference to good use

There’s nothing like the annual Macquarie Australia conference to drive home the synergies available to the full-service investment bank.

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  • Myriam Robin
Departures lounge: Perpetual chairman Tony D’Aloisio and chief executive Rob Adams.

How 138-year-old Perpetual came unstuck

It is a sad day for Australian funds management. The Perpetual equities team, which stood up to Woolworths, Crown, Brambles, Ramsay and IAG will have to find a new name.

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  • Anthony Macdonald

Companies tap offshore money as IPO drought deepens

A dire environment for capital raising is seeing a rise in dual listing activity between Canada and Australia as companies look to raise more money overseas.

  • Joshua Peach
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Perpetual CEO to retire; Druckenmiller’s big wins; New iPads analysed

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Wall Street.

ASX to rise, Wall Street rally loses momentum

Australian shares are set to edge higher, the S&P 500 extend ever so slightly its rally into a fourth day. Commodities were modestly lower.

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  • Timothy Moore
Cettire chief executive Dean Mintz earlier this year. He rarely makes public appearances and did not allow his photo from the Macquarie Australia Conference to be published.

Cettire founder makes rare appearance to talk up retailer’s growth

The luxury goods marketplace has been under considerable investor pressure with questions over some of the company’s duty and tax payment practices.

  • Carrie LaFrenz
Orora went big with an offshore M&A deal right as its core business was softening.

The chart that gives Goldman confidence M&A is on the up

Be wary of bankers talking deal pipelines. But what you can rely on them for is a good chart. Goldman Sachs’ M&A boss Marissa Freund didn’t disappoint.

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  • Anthony Macdonald
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Macquarie Group CEO Shemara Wikramanayake’s a hard act to beat.

The four key themes dominating Macquarie’s talkfest

Macquarie chief Shemara Wikramanayake is the perfect person to open the biggest investor conference of the year with the last of her issues a sleeper for a lot of us in Australia.

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  • Anthony Macdonald
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ANZ reveals $2b buyback; Macquarie bets on AI; Bonza backers’ plot

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

The investment shift that could undermine your wealth plan

Whether to invest for income or growth is not the right question to ask for those in or moving to retirement.

  • Tim Mackay
Wall Street.

ASX to rise, Wall St extends rally into third session

Australian shares are poised to gain, bolstered by the S&P 500’s advance as investors reset their bets on US rate cuts.

  • Timothy Moore
Transurban’s CEO Michelle Jablko is six months into the top job.

Transurban’s buying and building days not done yet

Investors would have reacted much more strongly to any sort of distribution guidance. Instead, Transurban’s Michelle Jablko gave them the long road to value creation.

  • Anthony Macdonald