China: Glencore Xstrata chooses mine buyer for $6B
Mining giant Glencore Xstrata has reportedly chosen a group of China-based companies to acquire a key mine in Peru for
Mining giant Glencore Xstrata has reportedly chosen a group of China-based companies to acquire a key mine in Peru for
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Colombia’s competition regulator SIC is reportedly issued fines against the nation’s three leading wireless operators for unfair charges to consumers,
Two Michigan energy companies were barred from participating in an upcoming auction to lease oil and gas as the firms
Malaysian Airlines and AirAsia have vowed to challenge fines issued to the airlines by the Malaysian Competition Commission for anticompetitive
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