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The exits of chief executive Tan Kueh and chief investment officer Jeremy Kwong-Law come amid a tumultuous period for Cannon-Brookes, who in February launched legal action against a former executive ...
Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes has lost two top executives from his private investment company, Grok Ventures, just weeks after a funding round for the ambitious $40bn SunCable development that ...
Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes’ $40bn SunCable has been hit by a string of executive departures and redundancies, amid growing concerns a $100m fundraising round for the ambitious renewable ...
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5 Revealing Analyst Questions From Atlassian’s Q1 Earnings CallAtlassian’s first quarter saw revenue growth align with Wall Street expectations, but the market responded negatively, ...
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Capital Brief on MSNMike Cannon-Brookes' Grok Ventures sees leadership changesGrok Ventures, the investment firm owned by tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes, has announced key leadership changes with ...
The climate-caring rich need to give up their dogs. Say goodbye forever to the four-legged and furry. It’s time for Albo to ...
The finding was leapt on by The Daily Telegraph columnist Tim Blair who suggested Anthony Albanese should give up his beloved ...
This is the result of a push by Liberty Media, part of US billionaire John Malone’s empire, since acquiring F1 in 2017, to expand the sport into new markets, growing the fan base to 750mn globally.
Grok Ventures - the climate technology investor backed by Atlassian founder Mike Cannon-Brookes - has seen chief executive Tan Kueh and chief investment officer Jeremy Kwong-Law exit the business.
The federal government has given major project status to a CCS project owned by Inpex to reduce emissions from Ichthys LNG in Darwin.
The operators of a Darwin-headquartered energy project have defended staffing changes within the group following a report of ...
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