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Paul Keating set for $40 million windfall from Telstra deal
Paul Keating has emerged as a significant winner from the sale of Boost Mobile, with the former prime minister set to pocket at least $40 million from the telco tie-up.
Telstra snaps up Boost Mobile, delivering Paul Keating a $40m payday
The telecommunications giant has acquired the specialist pre-paid mobile phone business for $140 million. The former prime minister owns 29 per cent.
Former prime minister Paul Keating’s huge payday as Telstra buys Boost Mobile
Former prime minister Paul Keating is expecting a huge payday as Telstra acquires Boost Mobile, the company he co-founded in 2000. Mr Keating co-founded the prepaid mobile phone business with Peter Adderton in 2000 and will now pocket at least $40 million ...
Former Labor PM to pocket $40m after Telstra buys Boost Mobile
Paul Keating holds a 29 per cent stake in Boost Mobile and is among the telco's biggest shareholders after co-founding the business in 2000.
Paul Keating set for a $40 million payday from Telstra deal
Former prime minister Paul Keating is set to reap a significant $40 million payout following Telstra’s takeover of Boost Mobile.
Paul Keating set for $30m payday after Telstra buys Boost Mobile
Paul Keating is set to reap a payday of at least $30m after Telstra agreed to buy Boost Mobile to sell more budget prepaid plans amid a cost of living crunch.
Former Labor prime minister Paul Keating to cash in on $40 million after Telstra announces purchase of Boost Mobile
Former Labor prime minister Paul Keating will pocket $40 million after Telstra agreed to purchase Boost Mobile for $140 ...
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Paul Keating's China comment 'stupid', says US politician Nancy Pelosi
Former US House of Representatives speaker Nancy Pelosi has lashed out at Paul Keating in an astonishing spray over his recent comments on Taiwan and China. Last week Mr Keating, who was ...
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Keating says Australians ‘utterly at odds’ with Labor on US-China
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Former prime minister Paul Keating has accused the Albanese government of being out of touch with the Australian public on foreign ...