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John McDuling
John McDuling writes about business, technology and the economy. Previously he was a reporter for Quartz in New York, covered telecommunications and markets for the Financial Review, and worked in the finance industry.
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The latest billion-dollar deal shows the tech industry's days as an outsider on the Australian sharemarket are numbered.
The relentless, unstoppable force that spooked Murdoch and Lowy
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The eccentric investor with $122 billion to spend and 300 years to spend it
The world's most important tech investor is from Japan, not Silicon Valley - and he is a long-term thinker.
Can 'old media' empires survive the internet onslaught?
It seems many of old media's most famous empires won't survive, at least in their current form.
'You can beat' Amazon, says powerful Aussie tech investor
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