Tabcorp cops penalty over illegal in-play betting
Wagering giant Tabcorp has copped a penalty after it was found to have accepted 854 illegal in-play bets across 69 tennis matches last year.
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Business leaders tip $12m into Rugby Future Fund
The recently launched fund is targeting $100m from investors, with money earmarked for women’s and community rugby projects, and to help high-performance aspects of the code.
Visy billionaire Anthony Pratt moving to US after scoring green card
The cardboard box making and recycling magnate has got his green card, more than 30 years after working at his family’s first US factory in Georgia.
Takeover offer for Pointsbet imminent as shares surge
Australian betting company Pointsbet could be in play for more than $300m, and sources say a deal with a potential merger partner or takeover bidder is imminent.
$15bn share bonanza for Chemist Warehouse kings
Having met in 1980 in northern Melbourne, the trio have gone on to build an Australian retail powerhouse and their deal to merge Chemist warehouse with Sigma could result in a share bonanza.
Bumper $100m profit for dynamic private stock picking duo
Mark Landau and Rafi Lamm’s firm keeps outperforming other big names like David Paradice and Peter Cooper, while Geoff Wilson’s private fund tripled its profits. SEE LIST
Cup runneth over for Melbourne’s rich and famous
It was a big day at the races in Melbourne, and plenty of big names came out to play, casting aside those cost-of-living pressures | SEE THE GALLERY.
Turning down $2.3m to ‘win it for Dad’
They said Cameron Bain was crazy when he knocked back a huge offer for Knight’s Choice. But he won the nation’s biggest race on Tuesday after keeping it for his father, in what was a groundbreaking win for the horse’s trainers and jockey too.
$3bn dividend bonanza for Australia’s billionaire rich-listers
From mining to Blundstone boots, technology and Chemist Warehouse, most owners of our biggest private companies cashed in this year. But a few are counting losses | SEE THE LIST
Zenith downgrades Paradice mid-cap fund after key changeover
The departures from the local funds management industry keep on coming, with John Lake’s retirement from Paradice Investment Management being dubbed a ‘material loss’.
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