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WiseTech shares rise after Richard White resigns as executive chair amid police investigation
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WiseTech shares rise after Richard White resigns as executive chair amid police investigation

By Luca IttimaniJuly 7, 2026·Source: The Guardian·0 views

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Rise in share price adds nearly $1bn to tech giant’s market value while White continues on as a board director and chief innovation officerGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastRichard White has resigned as executive chair of WiseTech, the Australian tech company he co-founded, denying allegations he exploited a worker’s financial and visa status for sex.White will stay on as a board director and chief innovation officer, with Raelene Murphy replacing him as chair, the company announced on Tuesday. Continue reading...

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