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David Brett

  • Freelance Investment Writer/Editor, Freelance
London
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Agribusiness Australia | Grant Thornton QLD Breakfast Event

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By Cameron Bacon, David Brett, Todd Winkley
| eventbrite.com.au
Overview Building Resilience in Agribusiness M&A Agribusiness Australia and Grant Thornton invite you to an exclusive evening exploring the findings of the 2026 Agribusiness, Food & Beverage DealTracker and their implications for the sector. Against a backdrop of trade disruption, geopolitical uncertainty and rising domestic water and labour costs, we will examine the forces reshaping agribusiness deal activity in Australia and globally.
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Private Markets Outlook 2026

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By Jeffrey Diehl, Jeffrey Akers, David Brett
| adamsstreetpartners.com
Inside the Report Key Takeaways Improving Liquidity Amid Greater AI Adoption In venture capital, the focus is shifting from building AI infrastructure to broader enterprise adoption.
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Feature Article by David Brett.

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By David Brett
| Source Magazine Verified
Issue 21 Winter 1999 View Contents ▸ View photographs from: Sites of Memory ▸ War memorials are serious objects. Considered artistically they can be of all kinds and every level of quality, but what they all have in common is that they denote and commemorate experiences of terrible import in the lives and deaths of individuals and states. The phrases engraved or carved upon them carry a half-hidden threat... 'In Memoriam', 'Lest we forget'...
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