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Advanced Innergy (ASX:AIH) reconfirmed its full-year financial guidance for FY26, backed by a record orderbook.

SHAPE Australia (ASX:SHA) announced an agreement to acquire Australian Professional Shopfitters.

NoviqTech's (ASX:NVQ) subsidiary Coralia has commenced its field and pyrolysis trial at its flagship Great Barrier Reef Biochar Project.

Blackpearl Group (ASX:BPG) annual recurring revenue surged by 114% year-on-year to NZ$26.8 million.

Kmart Australia partnered with Google Cloud to deploy an advanced "agentic" AI shopping companion across its digital storefront.

PacSun CEO Brieane Olson said that the retailer has built a resurgence by 'co-creating' and listening to a live feedback loop of what Gen Z consumers want to see from the retailer instead of treating young people like a static audience. She said brands have to shit the notion of control and relinquish it some to gain more 'brand and community trust.'

BHP (ASX:BHP) is on the verge of finalising an enterprise bargaining agreement with the Australian Workers’ Union.

Eric Weiner, Bloomberg News senior editor for equities Americas and Sarah Hunt, chief market strategist at Alpine Saxon Woods, break down muted market reaction to Iran peace negotiations as oil remains high with the future of MidEast shipping lanes uncertain.

AustralianSuper has urged Anglo-Swiss mining giant Glencore to pursue a secondary listing on the S&P/ASX 200.

The shift to AI for Salesforce is taking longer than expected, according to Gil Luria of D.A. Davidson Technology Research. He reacts to earnings from Salesforce and Snowflake on "Bloomberg The Close."

Jeffrey Rosenberg, portfolio manager of the iShares Systematic Alternatives Active ETF (IALT) at BlackRock, explains how the ETF is navigating the current economic environment on "Bloomberg The Close."

Bloomberg News semiconductors reporter Ian King said that investors believe that the chip frenzy that has spurred korean companies SK Hynix and Micron into the the $1 trillion market cap club is not going to end anytime soon, despite history warning differently. King said that despite common wisdom saying the surge must end, there is 'a groundswell of opinion' from companies that this situation could be different