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British streamer closes in on Foxtel

British streamer closes in on Foxtel

News Corp is edging closer to selling its pay TV and streaming business, with a deal potentially putting the company that broadcasts AFL and NRL games into foreign hands.

  • by Calum Jaspan

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Paul Keating set for $40 million windfall from Telstra deal

Paul Keating set for $40 million windfall from Telstra deal

The former prime minister co-founded a budget telco in 2000, and is now set for a massive payday.

  • by David Swan
ACCC clears Chemist Warehouse and Sigma’s $8.8b mega deal

ACCC clears Chemist Warehouse and Sigma’s $8.8b mega deal

The $8.8 billion merger will see the combined company operate 700 stores, or 16 per cent of all pharmacies across Australia. Sigma’s shares skyrocketed on the news.

  • by Jessica Yun
Myer buys billionaire Solomon Lew’s clothing brands in $950m deal

Myer buys billionaire Solomon Lew’s clothing brands in $950m deal

Myer will acquire a suite of Premier Investments’ clothing brands in Australia and New Zealand, giving the businessman a seat on its board.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
The former model who became the go-to broker for the wealthiest sheikhs in the world

The former model who became the go-to broker for the wealthiest sheikhs in the world

She became the unlikely toast of the Middle East and one of the most powerful people in football. But questions are now being asked.

  • by Ben Marlow
Global wealth giant eyes expansion in Australia

Global wealth giant eyes expansion in Australia

Lucas Klein, Janus Henderson Investors’ head of equities Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa, said a strategic priority for the group was to grow in the Asia Pacific region.

  • by Anne Hyland
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Chalmers’ merger shake-up slams brakes on supermarket takeovers

Chalmers’ merger shake-up slams brakes on supermarket takeovers

The biggest change to the nation’s merger laws will target the supermarket sector with any takeover plan likely to face the ire of the competition regulator.

  • by Shane Wright
Rio Tinto gets a taste for lithium but its billions may not be enough
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Rio Tinto gets a taste for lithium but its billions may not be enough

The mining giant is hoping to break the jinx of Australian companies faring poorly on foreign acquisitions. But it would need to convince the market that buying lithium is worth it.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
A Platinum deal: Geoff Wilson eyes move for Kerr Neilson’s $12b giant
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A Platinum deal: Geoff Wilson eyes move for Kerr Neilson’s $12b giant

A bidding war may break out for Platinum Asset Management, with prominent investor Geoff Wilson said to be among the parties interested in the funds management group.

  • by Anne Hyland
‘Nestle of Australia’: SPC goes for gold with three-way merger

‘Nestle of Australia’: SPC goes for gold with three-way merger

The 107-year-old Australian fruit processing company is realising its global ambitions through a backdoor listing and joining forces with a juice and a powdered milk company.

  • by Jessica Yun
Virgin boss says Qatar partnership will boost competition

Virgin boss says Qatar partnership will boost competition

Virgin Australia’s outgoing boss Jayne Hrdlicka says the airline would not be in a position to deliver long-haul services between Australia and Europe for at least the next six years without Qatar Airway’s support.

  • by Amelia McGuire