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Beacon Minerals (ASX:BCN) produced 5,241 ounces of gold at its Jaurdi Gold Project during the June quarter.

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson suggests the central bank should consider raising interest rates if inflation doesn't cool soon during remarks at an event in Stanford, California.

Perseus Mining (ASX:PRU) announced a $34 million drilling commitment for FY27 at the Yaouré Gold Project in Côte d’Ivoire.

SenseTime Co founder, Chairman and CEO Xu Li talks to Bloomberg TV's Minmin Low on the company's evolution beyond computer vision into native multimodal AI, its differentiation strategy with SenseNova, profitability amid scarce computing resources, and supply chain diversification in the face of export controls. Xu also addressed geopolitical risks and how SenseTime is navigating technology restrictions while leveraging domestic GPU partners.

Regis Resources (ASX:RRL) has released its FY27 outlook, forecasting group gold production of 360,000–400,000 ounces.

Coles Group (ASX:COL) drops $4 billion Greencross acquisition talks with TPG Capital to maintain capital discipline and supply chain focus.

Derek Huerta, Eclipse Space's co-founder and CEO, addressing a question on the delay of a critical test of SpaceX's massive Starship rocket, said the approach is more cautious and conservative in the early days to ensure there's a high probability of success. The test is the rocket's first since SpaceX's blockbuster IPO last month.

Metal Hawk (ASX:MHK) has restarted reverse circulation drilling at its 100% owned Leinster South Project in Western Australia.

SkyCity Entertainment (ASX:SKC) finalises an unconditional NZ$74.5 million sale of its Auckland office and investment properties.

About 50 high voltage workers at BHP (ASX:BHP) overwhelmingly voted to endorse potential 24-hour strike stoppages.

PC Gold (ASX:PC2) settled the acquisition of the former Territory Iron accommodation camp in Pine Creek.

Australia directs ASIC to increase oversight of Big Four accounting firms Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC following high-profile industry scandals.