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Futures suggest the ASX will open slightly lower this morning after experiencing further sell-offs in Europe and on Wall Street. Investors remain wary of US interest rate rises.

The world’s largest database of official music credits, Jaxsta (ASX:JXT) has appointed Josh Simons as its Chief Executive Officer.

Two semiconductor players gained +90% for the month - but there are also some surprising gainers in software, even music databases.

Not long ago, we asked 'Could semiconductors stocks be the ‘comeback kings’ of 2023?' February says yes. Yes they could.

Nine bargain O&G buys poised for a 2023 breakout, Leo eyes first lithium sales, and the fintechs banking on a Big 4 backlash.

The market fell 0.4% today, but it could have been worse except for a surging Utilities sector and our abysmal real wage retreat for 2022.

Music credits database Jaxsta (ASX:JXT) is set to acquire Vampr, a social networking platform for music creators.

It's quarterly season and to save you the trouble, we've compiled the tech stocks who's reports moved the market the most.

The ASX is poised to open higher on Thursday following a rally on Wall Street after consumer confidence reached an eight-month high.

The ASX is down 0.5% so far, Flynn Gold has gone zooming and anyone who reckons their boss is too tough needs to read this today.

LAST ORDERS: Your source for a last-minute Monday wrap-up of the weird and wonderful from the ASX, and beyond - now with bonus Oxford commas.

Global share markets and the ASX were mostly up in October in a positive sign of recovery for what has been a volatile 2022.

The ASX tech sector managed a 6.88% rise this month despite a suite of negative earnings reports out of the US.

Guy and Greta get in together on uranium, what's Sprott holding on the ASX right now, and the 2022 Chalmers Budget small cap winners...maybe.

Inflation: bad, Markets: bad, WA1 Resources finds a niobium-rare earths carbonatite mineralised system. Absolutely incredible.

Markets have finished the week lower, with the standout performer Pearl Gull Iron coming from outta nowhere to disrupt things for everyone.

The top 50 ASX miners and explorers for March, the zinc IPO that's up 265pc already, and how to play a global food shortage.

The ASX200 had a case of the death wobbles in afternoon trade, after the RBA suggested rising inflation would need to be met with faster rising interest rates