Category: Weekly Movers
Simberi sale sets new benchmark for PNG gold assets
By Aiman Ismail September 15, 2026
Simberi sale sets new benchmark for PNG gold assets, with Lingbao Gold paying $410 million for the stake. Investors reassess Geopacific Resources' Woodlark proj
ASX suffers fresh losses as copper stocks slump
By Suhaila Yusof September 11, 2026
ASX index drops 1.2% as copper prices plunge and Fed rate hike fears surge, with Brent crude at $108 amid Iran-U.S. tensions.
Fed Policy Doesn’t Directly Control Mortgage Rates
By Suhaila Yusof September 2, 2026
Mortgage rates aren't set by the Fed; they’re driven by the mortgage‑backed securities market, so Fed rate changes rarely shift home loan costs immediately.
Mead Works Begins Multifamily Construction Phase
By Balqis Osman August 28, 2026
Mead Works Begins Multifamily Construction Phase with 80 Garden-Style Apartments in Spokane County. See the new garden-style units coming online soon.
Long-term care sector faces growing strain
By Balqis Osman August 26, 2026
The Spokane long-term care sector faces immense pressure as the population of residents aged 85 and older is projected to quadruple by the year 2050.
$70M mixed-use project planned for Kendall Yards
By Suhaila Yusof August 23, 2026
Greenstone Corp. announces a $70M Kendall Yards Project featuring a six-story apartment building and mixed-use development.
Johnson aggressively charged Masemola says state advocate
By Suhaila Yusof August 7, 2026
Johnson Masemola trial revelations expose alleged plot by former anti‑corruption chief Andrea Johnson to sideline the police commissioner, sparking fresh legal
Brokerage bets on youth, builds R14bn property business
By Balqis Osman July 30, 2026
How a South African brokerage grew to R14 billion by targeting the youth demographic. Read the full success story behind this property business.
Vietnam Attracts Foreign Manufacturers with Incentives
By Suhaila Yusof July 27, 2026
Vietnam attracts foreign manufacturers with incentives and competitive costs, making it an attractive export manufacturing destination.
IRS raises business mileage rate to 76 cents
By Aiman Ismail July 19, 2026
The IRS increases the business mileage rate to 76 cents per mile, the highest ever, due to rising fuel costs. Learn how this impacts deductions.