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He’s behind you
Author:Phil Halliday
Publishing Date:26 Jun 2009
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This time last year, The Melbourne Mining Club held its second annual lunch at London’s Café Royal. The keynote speaker that day was BHP Billiton chief executive Marius Kloppers who was in the middle of a takeover tussle with Rio Tinto.
Publishing Date:26 Jun 2009
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Risky business
Author:Mining Journal
Publishing Date:19 Jun 2009
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One of the most popular board games of the 1970s was a very basic strategy game called Risk. Compared with today’s computer-based strategy games, such as Civilisation, it was simplistic and required very little skill. However, the basic principles in both types of game remain the same - just about every activity we take part in and every decision we make involves taking a risk.
Publishing Date:19 Jun 2009
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Winners and losers
Author:Mining Journal
Publishing Date:12 Jun 2009
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As the dust settles on the Rio Tinto saga it should become clearer who are the winners and losers. Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton have signed an iron-ore production joint venture in the Pilbara region of Western Australia that preserves their respective marketing arrangements
Publishing Date:12 Jun 2009
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Back to the future
Author:Mining Journal
Publishing Date:05 Jun 2009
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Harry Adams, chief executive of EMED Mining, is an engaging speaker and he certainly did not let his audience down while presenting his company’s business plans in London this week
Publishing Date:05 Jun 2009
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Benchmark spotted
Author:Mining Journal
Publishing Date:29 May 2009
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It has stood the test of time but after 40 years the future for an integral part of the metals market now looks unclear and is getting darker by the day.
Publishing Date:29 May 2009
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Out of South Africa
Author:Mining Journal
Publishing Date:22 May 2009
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For the past five days, London has been focusing on PGM as it has been platinum week.
Publishing Date:22 May 2009
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The runaway train
Author:Mining Journal
Publishing Date:15 May 2009
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In times of recession, markets and prices turn south very quickly. Think back to 2008 as double-digit percentage point falls were registered by share prices and commodities on a daily basis. Sentiment turned bad overnight and the speed of the decline was breathtaking
Publishing Date:15 May 2009
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Resource rage
Author:Phil Halliday
Publishing Date:08 May 2009
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There is a belief that the next world war may finish the planet and that this world war will be fought over the demand for dwindling resources. The argument continues that certain parts of the globe will become so overpopulated that governments will have to fight for these resources, such as fresh water.
Publishing Date:08 May 2009
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Swings and roundabouts
Author:Mining Journal
Publishing Date:01 May 2009
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Diamond sales to consumers during the 12 months to October 2009 are expected to have declined by less than 15%. Consumers still fall in love, get engaged and married, and still celebrate these happy occasions with diamond jewellery
Publishing Date:01 May 2009
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Chinese wisdom
Author:Mining Journal
Publishing Date:28 Apr 2009
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While the political world watched history being made in the US with the election of the country’s first black president, the mining world turned its gaze to China.
Publishing Date:28 Apr 2009
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Publishing Date:03 Jul 2009
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