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26 April 2022 • By Neil Griffiths • 1 min read

Twitter agrees to US$44bn Musk takeover

The social media giant has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by the Tesla CEO. Twitter has agreed to be acquired by Elon Musk for ...

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Is crypto getting the shaft for a big gold re-polish?

While the spotlight shines on trendy cryptocurrencies, investors evidently haven’t lost interest in traditional and tangible commodities like precious ...

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IMF highlights dangers of multipolar world

The IMF has warned of a new potential disaster for the global economy. A new multipolar world could spell “disaster for the global economy”, the ...

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Directors reveal their top election issues

A new survey has revealed the biggest issues and challenges for company directors.  The economy and economic management are the top issues ...

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Musk secures US$46.5bn for Twitter takeover

“If our twitter bid succeeds, we will defeat the spam bots or die trying!” Elon Musk has upped his bid for Twitter, taking to the platform on ...

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Clime FUM takes slight hit in latest quarterly results

Clime Investment Management has released its March 2022 quarterly results. The company reported total funds under management reported of $1.3 ...

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Westpac ordered to pay $113m after multiple legal actions

Westpac has been ordered to pay penalties in the amount of $113 million for widespread compliance failures across multiple businesses, including ...

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RBA to lift rates by 40 bps in June, says big bank

Westpac expects the RBA to lift the cash rate by 40 basis points on 7 June. As a result of an expected “substantial” lift in annual underlying ...

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Technology sector dominates ‘resilient’ M&A landscape

A new report has indicated that technology has now become the largest industry segment by M&A deal volume. Australian M&A deal volumes ...

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Limping economy gets pre-election pass from Treasury

While the election clock is ticking, the federal government has put Australia’s medium-term economic and fiscal outlook under the microscope

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