Aug 14 (Reuters) - Australian shares rose on Thursday, recovering losses from the previous session after the country's third-largest lender Westpac soared to its highest in over 10 years after ...

Westpac Banking Corporation shares (ASX:WBC) surged 6.31% today, hitting the highest point in years at A$36.28 before closing at A$36.04. The bullish move came as the bank released a robust ...

The S&P/ASX 200 index hit a new high of 8,899.10 today, within touching distance of 8,900, before closing out the day at 8,873.80 for a 0.53% gain. The Australian benchmark has demonstrated ...

The move is a key appointment for chief executive Anthony Miller, and caps a meteoric rise for the executive who ran customer ...

Peers National Australia Bank and ANZ Group , which are yet to report quarterly results, rose 1.9% and 2%, respectively.

A significant share of Australians are losing up to $600 annually on unused or forgotten subscriptions, according to new ...

Shareholders have shrugged off the potential for fewer interest rate cuts, as strong earnings particularly out of Westpac ...

SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Origin Energy CEO Frank Calabria following the company's profit results and ...

The Australian share market closed higher as several stocks surged on their respective full-year results, including Westpac ...

Welcome to the Trading Day blog for Thursday, August 14. The ASX 200 index is set to open higher after Wall Street was buoyed ...

The Australian share market is hovering at all-time highs, with robust earnings in multiple sectors buoying investor ...