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Boral’s Mike Kane: Australian Financial Review business person of the year

After two years and $10 million in legal fees and lost revenue, Boral chief executive Mike Kane doesn’t think his fight with the CFMEU is even halfway done.

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After two years and $10 million in legal fees and lost revenue, Boral chief executive Mike Kane doesn’t think his fight with the CFMEU is even halfway done.

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