News for The Star Entertainment Group Limited (SGR.AX)

ASX 200 futures point to a 0.9% dive when the local bourse…

While it's now taking a look at Star Entertainment, U.S. giant Bally's is also busy trying to launch an IPO to fund a casino in Chicago.

Johns Lyng Group has seen a sharp selloff after it was confirmed the repairer would be removed from the ASX 200 when the index reshuffles.

Australian shares are expected to climb back to over 8,000 points today,…

Renewed worries out of the U.S. are expected to send the Australian…

ASX 200 futures are tipping a 26.8-point jump this morning, with the…

The Star Entertainment Group Limited posted a second quarter negative EBITDA of A$8 million compared to EBITDA of A$51 million, prior year. The company noted that its EBITDA results excludes significant items.

The major U.S. index futures are currently pointing to a higher open on Tuesday, with stocks likely to move to the upside after recovering from early weakness to end the previous session mixed.

For market watchers and regulators alike, The Star Entertainment Group (ASX:SGR) is a gift that keeps on giving.

After a downturn to start Week 3, things look to be turning…

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The Australian share market had another positive week, reaching fresh record highs twice before slipping back a little in Friday trade. By the close on

The ASX 200 seems to be ignoring a cautious Wall Street, expected…

With Australia's major casino stocks slammed, is it safe to invest in them? Just look at short seller activity for Star Entertainment Group.

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Sep 26, 2024 / 06:00AM GMTOperator Thank you for standing by and welcome to The Star Entertainment Group Limited FY24 results and update. (Operator Instructions

The final day of profit reporting saw the Australian share market jump higher as investors digested the final flurry of results. By the close the ASX 200

The ASX200 is set to fall nearly three quarters of a percent following cues from Wall Street.

The ASX200 was firmly in the red today, down .8%. Industrials was the only sector making gains, thanks partly to a Cleanaway (ASX:CWY) acquisition. Fashion took the spotlight as Myer Holdings (ASX:MYR) gained 20% after approaching Premier Investments (ASX:PMV) regarding a potential merger of the two companies’ clothing lines, and then as Cettire (ASX:CTT), took a deep dive on a guidance fail.