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3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Adam Haigh

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1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Adam Haigh

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1 month ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Adam Haigh

(Bloomberg) -- Mike Cannon-Brookes, an Australian billionaire known for his stance on climate change, said he has a deep internal conflict over the use of his private jet for travel. The co-founder of software giant Atlassian Corp. in a LinkedIn post said his plane helps him stay safe and that he’s more than offsetting the carbon footprint of his trips, reiterating his support for a future of sustainable energy.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Adam Haigh

Good morning, it’s Adam here in Sydney with everything you need to get your day started. Today’s must-reads:• Rio Tinto scraps share sale plans• Investment heavyweights outline strategies• Albanese gets morale boost Rio Tinto executives scrapped plans to raise as much as $5 billion in a share sale following pushback from investors, according to people familiar with the matter. They had floated the possibility of an equity offering in recent investor meetings, the people said.

Jan 16, 2025 | bloomberg.com | Adam Haigh

CC Capital Partners raised its offer for Insignia Financial Ltd. to about A$3.1 billion ($1.9 billion) as a bidding war between private equity players wanting to buy the Australian money management firm enters a new phase. CC Capital sweetened its bid to A$4.60 per share, Insignia said in a statement Friday. That tops its earlier approach and a separate offer from Bain Capital.