‘Waste of time’: Palmer on attack after resort takeover charge dropped
The billionaire remains embroiled in a separate, long-running legal stoush with the corporate watchdog.
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The billionaire remains embroiled in a separate, long-running legal stoush with the corporate watchdog.
The owner of Rip Curl and Kathmandu is in talks with a global retail giant about a possible deal, it revealed on Monday.
The Australian sharemarket has started the week in negative territory with technology stocks weaker on the back of a Wall Street sell-off while financial stocks are higher ahead of the Reserve Bank’s interest rates call on Tuesday.
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The Takeover Regulation Panel is supposed to protect minority shareholders. Did it fold under pressure when confronting broker Peresec and its powerful boss Warren Chapman? Activist shareholder Craig Butters is making that claim in a high-stakes court case.
Senior Department of Finance official says price was ‘of utmost importance’ in Minister’s decision to vote State shares for deal
Axis Capital will not request an adjournment of proceedings to prepare rival bid, court hears
Daiichi Life's Australian unit last week offered to buy the remaining 79.5% of Challenger at 11.80 Australian dollars per share.
US hospital chain is the latest not-for-profit healthcare provider to seek a large deal
Ex-Chelsea boss Antonio Conte denies Manchester United link, says reports he demanded full control of club 'unfounded'.
London Irish hope to return to professional rugby as early as next season, with new owner Steve Daniels promising to build a sustainable club.
Staff at Telegraph Media Group received notice on Friday of a round of job cuts just months after the German company Axel Springer took control. The British newspaper publisher was bought out earlier this year on the promise of fresh investment, but after examining the business the newspaper is to start a consultation period. Staff at risk received an email
Company seeking to put together 11th-hour bid
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