Chris Dolmetsch
Reporter at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News legal reporter, covering New York courts. Not a cat. Boognish/Icculus aficionado, Blue Hen, Metuchenite. RTs /= endorsements. Opinions mine.
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energyconnects.com | Chris Dolmetsch |Ava Benny-Morrison
Australian mining billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest was ordered to sit for a seven-hour deposition as his US legal battle intensifies with hedge fund mogul Paul Tudor Jones II over a soured green energy partnership. The suit brought by Tudor Jones’ family office in 2023 claims it helped Forrest’s Fortescue Ltd. find US renewable energy projects in which to invest as part of a joint venture but was “suddenly and abruptly” cut out of a $135 million (A$216.6 million) bid on a power-plant portfolio.
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thewest.com.au | Chris Dolmetsch |Ava Benny-Morrison
Andrew Forrest faces deposition in soured US green energy tie-up with Paul Tudor Jones II
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financialpost.com | Chris Dolmetsch |Ava Benny-Morrison
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Chris Dolmetsch |Ava Benny-Morrison
Australian mining billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest was ordered to sit for a seven-hour deposition as his US legal battle intensifies with hedge fund mogul Paul Tudor Jones II over a soured green energy partnership. The suit brought by Tudor Jones’ family office in 2023 claims it helped Forrest’s Fortescue Ltd. find US renewable energy projects in which to invest as part of a joint venture but was “suddenly and abruptly” cut out of a $135 million (A$216.6 million) bid on a power-plant portfolio.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Chris Dolmetsch |Ava Benny-Morrison
Australian mining billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest was ordered to sit for a seven-hour deposition as his US legal battle intensifies with hedge fund mogul Paul Tudor Jones II over a soured green energy partnership. The suit brought by Tudor Jones’ family office in 2023 claims it helped Forrest’s Fortescue Ltd. find US renewable energy projects in which to invest as part of a joint venture but was “suddenly and abruptly” cut out of a $135 million (A$216.6 million) bid on a power-plant portfolio.
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