Category: Information Technology

ASX:SPT

Investors rush into Splitit Payments (SPT) after Mastercard partnership

ASX:APT 18/01/2019

Afterpay (ASX: APT) finishes the week strong

ASX:APX 15/11/2018

Appen (ASX: APX) rising against the tide

ASX:APT 13/11/2018

Why the WiseTech Global Ltd (ASX: WTC) and Afterpay Touch Group Ltd (ASX: APT) share prices crashed today

ASX:CAR 08/11/2018

Why the REA Group Limited (ASX: REA) share price is surging today

ASX:APT 08/11/2018

Afterpay (ASX:APT) jumps on successful US push

ASX:FLT 22/10/2018

Flight Centre (FLT) guidance sees delays to growth

ASX:MYO 08/10/2018

MYOB (MYO) entertain KKR takeover bid

ASX:FLT 25/09/2018

Webjet (WEB) suffers at the hands of Thomas Cook downgrade

ASX:DHG 13/08/2018

Domain (DHG) moves higher after delivering first results

ASX:REA 10/08/2018

REA Group (REA) – Solid result however market expectations remain high

Information Technology 26/07/2018

Facebook misses targets – have you logged out yet?

ASX:APT 19/07/2018

Alternative credit platforms – Zip Co & Afterpay – battle it out

ASX:DHG 03/07/2018

Domain appoint Google executive to MD role

ASX:ALU 29/06/2018

Will the dream run for Aussie tech names continue?

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Latest Reports

Weekend report 26/07/2025

CORRECTWeekend Q&A: The ASX200 is feeling “soft” as we approach August & September

The ASX200 slipped 1% last week, eroding 40% of July's gains as the RBA took the shine off the local market even as global indices pushed to fresh highs, i.e. the US S&P 500 advanced +1.5% last week. The S&P 500 notched its 5th straight record weekly closing high, courtesy of more than 80% of the 169 S&P 500 companies that have reported to date have beaten Wall Street’s expectations. In Australia, it's been a more mixed and polarised affair on the reporting front, but with the “Big Four Banks” retreating on average close to 4% the ASX was always going to struggle to match its overseas peers.

Afternoon report 25/07/2025

The Match Out: Stocks end the week lower; Resources join Banks in the sell-off

The ASX put in a weaker session seeing sustained selling through the day, as softer iron ore prices weighed on the materials space. With heavyweight resources and the big banks down, the index was fighting a losing battle from start to finish, though we still managed to close higher for the week.