Twitter’s hostile takeover & the end of Netflix

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It has been a big week in investing news… Elon Musk has launched a hostile takeover (!) of one of the world’s largest social media companies Twitter, and Netflix’s share price plummeted 35% after some disappointing first quarter results. After so much market drama in one week, we just had to jump behind the mics and help break down the who, what, where, when & why.

In more exciting news, tickets are on sale for our first official YIGC live event! You’re in Good Company at The Prince Hotel in Melbourne is presenting ‘Your guide to sustainable investing’ on Thursday the 26th of May. We’ve great a great line-up of panellists and can’t wait to have a vino and chat investing with you all. Head to the link to grab your tickets now.

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