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Clive Palmer, in full Clive Frederick Palmer, (born March 26, 1954, Footscray, Victoria, Australia), Australian businessman and politician known for the wide reach of his business operations, which significantly included the mining company Mineralogy.

Clive Harold Palmer (14 May 1943 – 23 November 2014) was an English folk musician and banjoist, best known as a founding member of the Incredible String Band. [1] [2] Biography Born in Edmonton, North London, Palmer first went on stage at the age of 8, and took banjo lessons from the age of 10. Around 1957 he began playing with jazz bands in Soho.

LinkedIn. Print. Australian business figure Clive Palmer is suing the Australian government for almost A$300 billion in an international tribunal, having lost a case against the Western Australian ...

Clive Palmer has lost his High Court battle with Western Australia in a challenge to a law that prevents him suing the state for up to $30 billion — a figure Premier Mark McGowan says would have ...

Former federal and WA attorney-general Christian Porter will not act for Clive Palmer in his quest to pursue $300 billion in damages from the Australian government over an iron ore project in the ...

Five million doses of hydroxychloroquine imported by Clive Palmer were sent for destruction after a standoff with the commonwealth over who should take responsibility for a shipment sitting...

In April 2012 Australian mining billionaire Clive Palmer announced his plan to build Titanic II, a pretty much to scale seaworthy reproduction of the unlucky Edwardian ship, at an estimated cost ...

Earlier in May Guardian Australia revealed that Clive Palmer’s company Zeph Investments had given notice it intends to sue Australia in a fresh case, in addition to an existing $296bn claim, ...