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Atlassianâs big change of heart on BCAâs green credentials
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Scott Farquhar and
Mike Cannon-Brookes who have long raged against the Business Council of Australia for its stance on climate change and its opposition to ambitious emissions reduction targets.
But something must have changed along the way. The duoâs software behemoth Atlassian is now a member of the industry group.
Atlassian pair Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar.
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A BCA spokesman confirmed Atlassian had quietly signed on as a member of the heavyweight peak body in the past financial year.
Shareholders in bottler Coca-Cola Amatil back takeover bid
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Subscriber only Coca-Cola Amatil shareholders have voted overwhelmingly in favour of the $13.50 per share takeover by Coca-Cola European Partners. A meeting of shareholders to approve the deal was told proxy votes already cast were 97.61 per cent in support of the takeover. The next stop is court approval, which will see Coca-Cola European Partners emerge as one of the biggest suppliers to the supermarket, grocery and convenience store sector in Australia as it takes ownership of a large and diverse beverages portfolio that spans soft drinks, beer and cider to iced coffee, bottled water and juices.
Amatil shareholders approve âselloutâ to Europeans
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Coca-Cola Amatil shareholders voted strongly in favour of a $9.8 billion offer from Coca-Cola European Partners - but not before one investor raised concerns about the loss of yet another Australian company to offshore interests.
After a virtual meeting on Friday, Amatil said 99.0 per cent of votes cast and 81.55 per cent of shareholders who voted were in favour of Coke Europeâs $13.50-a-share offer to independent shareholders.
The scheme of arrangement required approval from 75 per cent of shares voted and 50 per cent of shareholders.
Coca-Cola Amatil CEO Alison Watkins and chairwoman Ilana Atlas.Â
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