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Mayne Pharma Group (ASX: MYX) has been awarded more than $13.27 million in legal costs following its successful court proceedings against Cosette Pharmaceuticals. This legal disputation was linked to the earlier termination of a Scheme Implementation Deed signed in February 2025.

⚖️ Court awards Mayne Pharma legal costs, with the Supreme Court of New South Wales determining that Cosette Pharmaceuticals must pay around $13.27 million plus interest following the dismissal of Cosette Pharmaceuticals’ claims in the 2025 termination proceedings.

📑 The proceedings stemmed from a terminated acquisition agreement, with Mayne Pharma commencing legal action in June 2025 after Cosette Pharmaceuticals purported to terminate the Scheme Implementation Deed entered into by both parties in February 2025.

💰 Additional payment orders are expected, with the Court anticipated to shortly formalise orders relating to interest payments, payment timeframes and Mayne Pharma’s additional legal costs associated with the cost application proceedings.

Mayne Pharma noted in the announcement that the Court had previously delivered judgment in favour of the Company in October 2025, dismissing all of Cosette Pharmaceuticals’ claims and making an adverse costs order requiring the latter company to pay Mayne Pharma’s legal costs associated with the proceedings.

Australia’s central bank (RBA) has been hiking interest rates to fight inflation and higher rates are doing their job, maybe a little too well. Businesses are cutting back, hiring is slowing and jobs are disappearing.

Australia`s unemployment rate just jumped to 4.5%, the highest level since late 2021, according to ABS figures released last week. This is what economists call the lag effect of rate hikes: you raise rates today, and businesses feel it six to twelve months later.

Right now, they`re feeling it. The job losses are the proof. For everyday Australians, this is real. Variable mortgage holders are already squeezed. Now their job security is wobbling too. The RBA will now be caught between a rock and a hard place when it meets next month: keep hiking and risk a real jobs crisis, or pause and risk inflation increasing

#fintok #moneytok #jobs #economy #Australia

Guzman Y Gomez`s (ASX:GYG) share price jumped after the burrito making company said its closing up its US business. GYG says it will immediately exit the US market and close its Chicago restaurants after deciding the business would take far more time and capital to succeed than expected.

The company said US sales momentum was too weak to justify ongoing investment, this despite progress on brand awareness and customer experience. GYG also upgraded its earnings guidance for its Australian business, showing it’s focusing on its strongest market instead of burning cash overseas.

Even though the stock remains down around 30% since listing on the ASX its shares went up following the US exit news. Showing investor may want expansion, but only when it delivers strong returns.

#food #US #stocks #fintok #eat

This week NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) posted record revenue of $81.6 billion for the first quarter, beating market expectations. On top of that, the company increased its dividend and raised its guidance for the next quarter.

Nvidia’s profits are soaring because tech giants like Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta have no choice but to keep buying its chips. AI infrastructure runs on Nvidia. Think of it like electricity in the early 1900s. If you wanted to make money back then, you didn`t invest in the lightbulb, you invested in the power grid.

Every company racing to build AI has to buy Nvidia hardware to even enter the race. Nvidia didn`t just have a strong quarter. It proved that AI has crossed the line from hype to infrastructure and if you are in a super fund or invest in an ETF, you likely own a slice of it.

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Tartana Minerals (ASX:TAT) is building a diversified Far North Queensland copper-gold and critical minerals business and has just launched its largest drilling campaign to date. The Company stacked 50,000 tonnes of mineralised material on its heap leach pad, advanced upgrades to its copper sulphate plant and acquired a new drilling rig for a 21,000m exploration program. Managing Director Dr Stephen Bartrop joins The Stock Network’s Lel Smits to discuss production growth and exploration plans for 2026.

🪓 Copper production ramp-up
🛘 Building a regional copper-gold platform
⚒️ Expanding exposure to critical minerals

Teaminvest Private Group (ASX:TIP) has entered into a binding term sheet to acquire the Intelligent Investor business, including management rights to its four Intelligent Investor Exchange Traded Funds, from InvestSMART Group (ASX:INV). Teaminvest Private Group Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Coleman, joins Lel Smits from The Stock Network to discuss the strategic rationale behind the proposed acquisition, the future of the Intelligent Investor brand and TIP’s long-term growth strategy.

📊 Strategic rationale behind the acquisition
🐚 Expanding retail distribution and scale
🏢 Building the future of Intelligent Investor

Why are investors watching Japan? This week yields on Japanese government bonds have surged to levels not seen since 1997 as investors become increasingly concerned about inflation, fiscal sustainability, and higher energy import costs.

Japan is the world’s largest foreign holder of US Treasuries and the primary engine of the global “carry trade” where investors borrow cheaply in yen and park that money in higher-yielding assets like US stocks and bonds.

Now there is pressure on the Bank of Japan to raise rates and if that happens, that cheap money gets more expensive. Suddenly, investors who built positions using borrowed yen need to unwind them. We saw a preview of this in August 2024, when the carry trade partially unwound, causing massive sell-offs in global markets. Now yields are even higher, and with the BOJ expected to raise rates next month.

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