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...the second big deal to fail due to shareholder resistance in recent weeks, with US lithium miner Albemarle abandoning a A$6.6bn ($4.2bn) bid for Liontown Resources in mid-October after billionaire Gina Rinehart...
...And one smart listen: Don’t miss this bonus episode of the FT’s Behind the Money podcast, recorded live at our DD Forum with Michael Lewis on his new book Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon...
...Rinehart, a mining magnate known for being Australia’s richest person, is an “honorary Trumpette”, Kramer explains....
...“This ruling sends a strong, positive message to indigenous people,” said Michael Woodley, chief executive of YAC....
...Michael Woodley, leader of the Yindjibarndi people, told the Financial Times that the landmark ruling gave the group the legal basis to lodge a compensation claim that could stretch into the hundreds of...
...Gina Rinehart, Australia’s richest women, is working with Chinese partners Shanghai CRED Real Estate and New Hope on a plan to ship up to 300,000 head of cattle a year from northern Australia to China....
...Adams & Rinehart was originally bought by Ogilvy, which was in turn sold to WPP, the advertising and PR company....
...“This is the holy grail she has been aspiring to her whole life,” says Michael Yabsley, a former adviser, of the Roy Hill project that formally opens next month. “It’s Gina’s crowning glory.”...
...“I would estimate 13,000 jobs have been lost in the past few years,” says Michael Roche, chief executive of Queensland Resources Council, an industry body....
...Michael Gawenda, a former editor of The Age and now a director of the Centre for Advanced Journalism at Melbourne University, agrees....
...He’s well-read, well-travelled and has a very deep knowledge of the United States and a good network of contacts,” said Michael Wesley, executive director at the Lowy Institute for International Policy....
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