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Oura is the latest household name to test public markets in what is shaping up to be the busiest year for tech IPOs since 2021.

Michael Biercuk was one of many startup founders who joined Allegra Spender’s roundtable on capital gains tax reform.

Najoh Tita-Reid was tasked with supercharging growth across a $30 billion division of the Mars global conglomerate. Unbeknown to her, AI was running 25 per cent of the race – and outperforming the status quo. She quit to learn the new rules of the road.

The space and AI company’s initial public offering could be valued as high as $2 trillion, which would be the biggest IPO ever.

The ChatGPT maker could go public as early as September.

The startup hoped to begin constructing facilities at the Brisbane Airport Industrial Park last year. Now it’s found a new home for its quantum computer, due by the end of next year.

Under the deal, Indonesian billionaire Alexander Ramlie’s UK-based Dhilmar will pay $2.3 billion in cash upon the completion of the transaction in the first quarter of 2027 and an additional of up to $1.6 billion depending on the price of coking coal within five years after the deal’s close.

Shares of the AI juggernaut are up nearly 20% in the last four weeks.

Sigma Healthcare will license the Chemist Warehouse brand and provide inventory management and marketing support to Greenlight’s 22 stores across London.

Forest Endeavour—controlled by Taiwanese billionaire Lin Chen-hai—has acquired the Paradise Centre and Novotel Surfers Paradise in Australia’s Gold Coast for $250 million.