Weekly Top Ten News Stories – 10 April 2020

Flight Centre has slashed monthly operating costs and raised capital. Brokers expect a leaner enterprise with greater market share is likely to emerge.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Report seeks expert opinion on what to buy ahead of the virus crisis easing.

After years of lacklustre uranium prices and a lack of any urgency on the part of utilities, suddenly the virus has markedly changed the nuclear energy equation.

Dear time-poor reader: A guide to help investors make the most of this year's Bear MarketJoke Of The WeekThe bull and bear go out for a coffee (maintain distance).The bull proudly says: "Best three days for the S&P 500 sinc

Dear time-poor investor: better prepare for significant dividend reductions, and more negative news from oil, covid-19 and the USAIn Today's Rudi's View:-Records Will Be Broken-When Giants Are Wrong-The Strong Will Be Stronger-Banks Wi

Just when bank analysts were attempting to forecast the possible extent of dividend cuts for Australia's banks, along comes APRA to help make the banks' decisions for them.

Ahead of the Herd's Rick Mills notes that while metal prices have fallen on demand destruction due to shutdowns, mine shutdowns imply eventually a supply crunch will lead to a big price turnaround.

Plastic collection and recycling presents opportunities for disruptive technology and innovative design; and recycled plastic is a potent ESG thematic, so expect strong activity in the institutional-public-offering and mergers-and-acquisitions markets over the next five years.

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities. Indonesia; Australia; and zinc.

Is the withdrawal of Transurban's distribution guidance a sign of more long-term changes to distribution policy?