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    Andrew Forrest is the executive chairman of Fortescue and owns a sprawling renewables development business in Squadron Energy.

    Forrest’s private Windlab sells big wind projects to Fortescue

    The ASX-listed mining group has quietly taken ownership of two projects that were previously controlled by the billionaire’s private renewables developer.

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    • Peter Ker and Brad Thompson
    Bellevue Gold’s cash call comes as gold prices have been moving around $3500.

    Bellevue Gold set to raise equity; Macquarie, Canaccord on ticket

    The deal is expected to launch as early as this week, sources said.

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    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    Eildon Capital on former boss’ M&A radar

    Street Talk understands that Brisbane-based property fund manager and financier Trilogy Funds is weighing an acquisition of Eildon Capital.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    Global beef players line up for Australian Meat Group

    Street Talk understands Brazilian giants Minerva Foods and Marfrig, and China linked Silver Fern Farms and New Hope are getting their ducks in a row.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    WIN, Southern Cross consider selling TV stations to Network Ten

    A relatively small sale of regional broadcast assets could open the door for WIN owner Bruce Gordon to take a larger stake in Nine Entertainment.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones

    ‘Unclear’ how much Meta makes from Australian users: ACCC

    It is clear Meta banks billions in revenue from Australians offshore, the competition watchdog said responding to questions from a government inquiry.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones

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    How Adobe’s PwC tax strategy came unstuck

    The manoeuvres of US tech giants to avoid the Multinational Anti Avoidance Law left a paper trail.

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    What brokers, fund managers do when ‘mkt dead quiet’

    This week is unlisted companies week. Macquarie, UBS and Citi are all parading unlisted companies or investment themes – ostensibly, in the name of research.

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    How to stop mortgages becoming just for the rich and old

    Jonathan Mott’s six ideas for how first home buyers could better access credit are not perfect, but they deserve attention from politicians and regulators.

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    Top Barrenjoey banker’s two fixes to restart IPOs

    Barrenjoey co-executive chairman Guy Fowler says rethinking prospectus forecasts and some other reforms could help revive the quiet IPO market.

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    Rupert Murdoch and Lachlan Murdoch in 2022. The family controls both News Corp and Fox Corporation.

    A letter and PowerPoint about News Corp made this activist fund $120m

    A failed bid to merge with Fox Corporation pointed out the inherent value in a couple of News Corp’s assets. One investor cashed in on the rise.

    • Sam Buckingham-Jones
    Tesla cars in front of the company’s plant in California. The carmaker has several supply agreements with Australian miners, including Liontown.

    Liontown lithium supply test of faith for Tesla after BHP nickel halt

    Nickel and lithium have had a rocky ride over the past 18 months. But the outlook cannot be wider for the biggest local players in each commodity.

    • Brad Thompson

    Caught on film: How Setka and the CFMEU wield their power

    Videos show John Setka delivering a suitcase message to a rival’s home, and other officials issuing threats and boasting of the union’s total control.

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    Adobe’s president of International, Paul Robson, was one of three senior executives appointed to Adobe Trading Systems in the days before the MAAL came into effect in January 2016.

    How Adobe’s PwC tax strategy came unstuck

    The manoeuvres of US tech giants to avoid the Multinational Anti Avoidance Law left a paper trail.

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    • Neil Chenoweth
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    UBS, Centuria Bass Credit team up for inaugural warehouse facility

    The Swiss investment bank has put up an initial $100 million senior secured commitment as it increases its exposure to Australia’s non-bank real estate lending sector.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    The big stockbrokers have all sorts of ways to get more trades, including corporate access and deals.

    What brokers, fund managers do when ‘mkt dead quiet’

    This week is unlisted companies week. Macquarie, UBS and Citi are all parading unlisted companies or investment themes – ostensibly, in the name of research.

    • Anthony Macdonald
    WA Premier Roger Cook has sought assurances from the federal government regarding any potential climate trigger.

    WA government, business warn against environment law deal with Greens

    The WA Labor government, business and miners argue demands by the Greens could jeopardise future investment in resources.

    • Tom Rabe and Phillip Coorey
    Perpetual chief executive Rob Adams wants to break up the business and focus on funds management.

    Perpetual clients pull almost $8b from funds house before KKR sale

    Almost 4 per cent of all assets were yanked from the storied asset manager, which is preparing to offload its more successful wealth management division.

    • Kylar Loussikian and Jonathan Shapiro
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    The Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre at Nathan.

    ‘No time’ to get business case for Brisbane Games stadium

    Hours after Brisbane 2032 Games boss Andrew Liveris pleaded with politicians not to make it a political football, they did.

    • James Hall
    Barrenjoey has made suggestions to help young Australians sustainably enter the housing market.

    Trim mortgage ‘risk weights’ to help first home buyers: Barrenjoey

    Barrenjoey called on APRA to allow banks to reduce mortgage “risk weightings” for first-time borrowers and for ASIC to drop HECS debt from responsible lending.

    • James Eyers
    ASIC chairman Joe Longo: “We want a level playing field between public and private capital markets.”

    ASIC says opaque private credit funds will face more scrutiny

    ASIC chairman Joe Longo says the regulator is setting up dedicated teams to investigate conflicts of interest and asset valuations in the sector.

    • Aaron Weinman
    The Boggabri coal mine in NSW is owned by three Japanese companies.

    Japan’s Chugoku puts its share of $1.1b Boggabri coal mine up for sale

    The electricity retailer owns 10 per cent of the NSW operation, and it is the latest Japanese coal industry cornerstone firm to exit.

    • Peter Ker
    Banking analyst Jonathan Mott wants APRA to allow banks to hold less capital against loans to first home buyers.

    How to stop mortgages becoming just for the rich and old

    Jonathan Mott’s six ideas for how first home buyers could better access credit are not perfect, but they deserve attention from politicians and regulators.

    • James Thomson
    Pilbara Minerals chief executive Dale Henderson sees signs that lithium  has hit a floor price.

    Survival of the fittest in lithium, says Pilbara Minerals boss

    The company’s chief executive says lithium supply from bit players starting to wither away is a sign the price has reached a new floor.

    • Brad Thompson
    Genuine Parts Co operates 320 Repco stores in Australia and is a rival to Bapcor’s Autobarn, Burson and Autopro outlets.

    Repco outshines takeover target Bapcor in weaker auto market

    The chief executive of US giant Genuine Parts says the Repco business in Australasia is growing faster than the overall market, including against rival Bapcor.

    • Simon Evans
    Queensland Airports Limited sellers have one less bidder vying for their joint 74.25 per cent stake.

    Au revoir! Vinci out at Queensland Airports auction as bids land

    It’s the second time that Vinci, an investor in London’s Gatwick, Osaka’s Itami, Santiago and Lisbon, has missed out on adding an Aussie airport to its portfolio.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Antipodes founder Jacob Mitchell has doubled the firm’s FUM under the deal.

    Antipodes Partners to acquire rival fund manager Maple-Brown Abbott

    The nine-year-old Antipodes would oversee $18.6 billion in assets after the acquisition.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Going hungry: there is a general reluctance in Australia to support new floats.

    Top Barrenjoey banker’s two fixes to restart IPOs

    Barrenjoey co-executive chairman Guy Fowler says rethinking prospectus forecasts and some other reforms could help revive the quiet IPO market.

    • Anthony Macdonald
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    Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting is Arafura’s biggest shareholder, with a 10 per cent stake.

    Rinehart-backed Arafura launches equity raise

    Fund manager sources were told to expect a deal size in the order of $20 million, a sliver of the $US793 million that the company has flagged it would need.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    Former TPG Telecom email customers to be slugged up to $95 annually

    Accounts with iiNet, Internode and Westnet addresses will start paying a yearly fee from September after they were transferred to a Norwegian-owned company.

    • Jenny Wiggins
    Telix boss Christian Behrenbruch says the company is just getting started.

    Telix upsizes convertibles deal to $650m; delta block clears at $18.70

    The pharmaceuticals company joins Xero and New Hope, which raised $1.27 billion and $300 million respectively in June via convertibles.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Paul Basset, pictured earlier this year, is the co-founder of Square Peg,

    Revealed: Square Peg’s jealously guarded returns are here

    Canva’s $US2.4 billion secondary share sale couldn’t have come at a better time for one of its backers – and just as it’s about to raise a new fund.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Wind farms produced much less electricity in the June quarter than is typical for the period.

    Cold snap confirms energy price surge, and need for gas and coal

    Light winds through much of the June quarter drove a return to gas and coal power, and pushed up wholesale prices drastically in some states.

    • Angela Macdonald-Smith