Bridget Carter
The Australian
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Conductor accused of sex abuse 12:00amWill PaviaNew York’s Metropolitan Opera is investigating claims against James Levine, one of the world’s most celebrated conductors. Twins now bitcoin billionaires 12:00amCallum JonesThe Winklevoss brothers, who got $65m from Facebook after claiming Zuckerberg stole their idea, cash in on cryptocurrency. Hardware builds Metcash profit 11:48pmPetrina… → Read More
$17m each for Dick Smith deal-makers
ANCHORAGE Capital Partners sold its 20 per cent holding in Dick Smith on the public market last night in what marks the final chapter of a highly lucrative deal that has seen the private equity firm more than quadruple its money. → Read More
Death crash company McAleese fined for truck breaches
TROUBLED transport group McAleese has been fined $440,900 for registration and safety breaches by its fleet following a fatal tanker crash involving one of the company’s vehicles. → Read More
Lorna Jane race narrows
Private equity firms drop out of running for fitness fashion retailer. → Read More
Hutchison in bid to end ports duopoly
Hutchison Ports to hold talks with International Container Terminal Services on an east coast JV. → Read More
Malaysian fund invests heavily in Healthscope
Employees Provident Fund emerges as one of the largest investors in the Healthscope IPO. → Read More
Strong interest in John Holland unit
Leighton's construction business receives interest from Spanish, French and Chinese companies. → Read More
GE puts Worsley plant on market
Major infrastructure investors show interest in buying GE's $1.2bn Worsley Alumina power plant. → Read More
Adani Group overhauls local empire
Indian mining giant Adani Group is mulling a selldown of its $2bn Abbot Point coal port. → Read More
GE looks to offer power plant IPO
The $1.2bn Worsley power plant in WA, linked to a BHP alumina refinery, positioned for a float. → Read More
Investment banks vie for $1bn defence housing study
CIMB, Lazard, Rothschild and Macquarie among the banks to lodge scoping study submissions. → Read More
US billionaire’s son buys into WA miner
The son of US billionaire Charles Schwab will outlay at least $2m for a stake in Western Mining Network. → Read More
Devine rises as takeover looms
Residential developer hires Goldman Sachs as its adviser after attracting takeover interest. → Read More
Privatising assets for roads, rail ‘viable’
Robert Milliner throws support behind a move to privatise billions of dollars of public assets. → Read More
Private equity firms eye oil, gas
KKR, Carlyle and TPG among the groups interested in Australian oil and gas sector. → Read More
3P does homework ahead of float
The owner of Mathletics ready to capitalise on the trend of schools migrating from textbooks to online resources. → Read More
PAS chief unfazed by early stock struggle
Eric Morris admits sharemarket debut of PAS Group was a big disappointment, but remains confident in long-term future. → Read More
Leighton to cash in with sell-off
Leighton Holdings may reap billions from potential sale of up to a quarter of its overall operations. → Read More
Hochtief tightens grip on Leighton
Marcelino Fernandez Verdes to take on role of executive chairman as well as CEO. → Read More
Banks test buyers on $100bn asset sale
Investment banks launch preliminary discussions with potential buyers of NSW power assets. → Read More