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Stephen Mayne

London, Melbourne
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Inside the billion-dollar succession battle at Linfox that’s tearing the Fox family apart

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By Stephen Mayne
| SmartCompany (Australia) Verified
Australia doesn’t have many huge family-owned businesses left, not with so many foreign takeovers, the emergence of super and private equity, and the ongoing preponderance of ASX listings. Unlike US entrepreneurs like JP Morgan, Dow (and) Jones, and Jack Daniel, to name a few, ours are generally more modest and don’t pencil their names on the door.
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The Fox family succession saga, a media war, and a messy Murdoch history

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By Stephen Mayne
| Crikey Verified
Australia doesn’t have many huge family-owned businesses left, not with so many foreign takeovers, the emergence of super and private equity, and the ongoing preponderance of ASX listings. Unlike US entrepreneurs like JP Morgan, Dow (and) Jones, and Jack Daniel, to name a few, ours are generally more modest and don’t pencil their names on the door.
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Elon Musk’s $2.5 trillion SpaceX float is ridiculously over-hyped – and its Australian spruikers can’t get enough

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By Stephen Mayne
| Startup Daily Verified
So it shouldn’t come as any surprise that he’s picked an inflated US$1.77 trillion valuation (US$135 per share) for this week’s SpaceX IPO that would indeed make him a paper trillionaire, if enough global investors can be persuaded to hand over the record-breaking US$75 billion in cash he’s asking for.
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