Peabody-Anglo American deal hard to break: experts
A move by Peabody Energy to extract itself from its $5.8bn deal to buy Anglo American may be fraught with challenges, including a costly lawsuit.
A move by Peabody Energy to extract itself from its $5.8bn deal to buy Anglo American may be fraught with challenges, including a costly lawsuit.
South Korea’s LG Chemical is understood to be among the companies offered to buy a stake in the Wodgina lithium operation put on sale by Mineral Resources.
The $17bn Australian-listed Santos is understood to have been shopping for liquefied natural gas opportunities in the US.
The fight for control of one of New Zealand’s most important media companies continues to escalate.
The country’s second largest private hospital operator, owned by Brookfield, has confirmed it wants to discuss handing back the keys of the Northern Beaches Hospital to the NSW government.
As a star retail executive was courted for the CEO role a suitor also looked at buying the Dan Murphys store owner.
Some of Lendlease’s institutional investment clients have started seeking legal advice about shifting funds to other real estate managers.
As Domain’s share price lost further ground on Wednesday, the market seems to be betting on suitor CoStar walking away.
The Chris Ellison-backed group is said to have been quietly assessing options to reduce its $5bn net debt balance.
Brookfield’s next move for the embattled hospital group could be to place the business into voluntary administration.
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