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AGL latest in curious boom in CEOs leaving after pay strikes

AGL latest in curious boom in CEOs leaving after pay strikes Brett Redman is part of a growing trend of CEOs announcing their departures in the year after their firm cops a pay ‘strike’. This year’s toll sits at eight. Updated Save Share There are lots of reasons to talk about the messy departure of AGL chief executive Brett Redman, who has left the energy company in the lurch with his decision to resign just weeks after announcing he would split its retail and generation divisions into separate companies. Does Redman really deserve his “good leaver” status and the hefty entitlements that come with it? Will his decision to depart so suddenly harm his job prospects? Can AGL really hope to pull off this split with its architect gone?

Packer agrees to Crown board ban in inquiry fallout

Packer agrees to Crown board ban in inquiry fallout We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Billionaire casino mogul James Packer has agreed to play no role in how Crown Resorts is run for the next three-and-a-half years, after the damning Bergin Inquiry found his influence was a reason it was unfit to open its new Sydney casino. The NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) said on Friday it had reached an agreement with Mr Packer, who owns 37 per cent of Crown, which included banning him from nominating anyone to Crown’s board until October 2024.

Packer agrees to Crown board ban in inquiry fallout

Packer agrees to Crown board ban in inquiry fallout
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Blackstone adds break clause to Crown deal in event of licence suspension

Blackstone adds break clause to Crown deal in event of licence suspension 13th April 2021 | By Daniel O Boyle Private equity giant Blackstone has altered its bid to acquire Crown Resorts, so that the deal will not go ahead if either of Crown’s existing licences are suspended or its New South Wales licence is not granted. Blackstone put forward an offer of AUS$8.02bn (£4.47bn/€5.21bn/US$6.19bn) to acquire the remaining 90.1% of shares in Crown last month, having already acquired 9.99% of the business from Melco in April 2020. Under this deal, Blackstone will pay $11.85 per share. At the time, Crown said it is yet to fully review the proposal and launched an assessment of the offer.

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