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Tiny 'Highly Radioactive' Capsule Lost In Australian Desert Raises Alarm
Rio Tinto Group has lost a "highly radioactive" capsule somewhere along a 1,400-kilometer (870-mile) highway through the Western Australian desert.
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Ancient Sites, Sacred Snake Raise Risks For Australian Resources
Sacred sites, endangered sawfish and mythical rainbow serpents are the latest challenges confronting commodities powerhouse Australia as the nation's top mining companies meet for their biggest annual conference.
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In Canada's Frozen North, Miners Dig Up Diamond The Size Of Chicken Egg
The biggest diamond ever found in North America has been unearthed by Dominion Diamond Mines and Rio Tinto Group at a mine in Canada's frozen north.
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After 40 Years, India Set to Re-Open Commercial Coal Mining to Private Firms
India is getting ready to open up commercial coal mining to private companies for the first time in four decades, with the aim of shifting the world's third-biggest coal importer towards energy self-sufficiency.
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Sesa Sterlite executive director Mukherjee quits: report
Sesa Sterlite's executive director (iron ore business), Prasun Kumar Mukherjee, has quit the company, making the first high profile exit from the Vedanta group since its restructuring in August last year.
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Ousted Rio Tinto boss Tom Albanese joins Vedanta
Mr Albanese left Rio in January after the group revealed a $14 billion writedown almost entirely on the value of his two most significant buys: Alcan and Mozambican coal company Riversdale.
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Aditya Birla Group, Coal India in race for Rio's $3.2 bn Australia coal mines: report
China's state-owned Shenhua Group Corp Ltd and Aditya Birla Group are among the companies considering bids for Rio Tinto's Australian coal assets, which have an estimated value of $3.2 billion, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Asian shares gain on improving sentiment, G20 eyed
Asian shares rose on improving risk sentiment while the yen steadied ahead of the weekend meeting of G20 finance and central bank officials, whose views on global growth and differences over currencies will be scrutinised by investors.
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Tiny 'Highly Radioactive' Capsule Lost In Australian Desert Raises Alarm
Rio Tinto Group has lost a "highly radioactive" capsule somewhere along a 1,400-kilometer (870-mile) highway through the Western Australian desert.
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Ancient Sites, Sacred Snake Raise Risks For Australian Resources
Sacred sites, endangered sawfish and mythical rainbow serpents are the latest challenges confronting commodities powerhouse Australia as the nation's top mining companies meet for their biggest annual conference.
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In Canada's Frozen North, Miners Dig Up Diamond The Size Of Chicken Egg
The biggest diamond ever found in North America has been unearthed by Dominion Diamond Mines and Rio Tinto Group at a mine in Canada's frozen north.
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After 40 Years, India Set to Re-Open Commercial Coal Mining to Private Firms
India is getting ready to open up commercial coal mining to private companies for the first time in four decades, with the aim of shifting the world's third-biggest coal importer towards energy self-sufficiency.
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Sesa Sterlite executive director Mukherjee quits: report
Sesa Sterlite's executive director (iron ore business), Prasun Kumar Mukherjee, has quit the company, making the first high profile exit from the Vedanta group since its restructuring in August last year.
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Ousted Rio Tinto boss Tom Albanese joins Vedanta
Mr Albanese left Rio in January after the group revealed a $14 billion writedown almost entirely on the value of his two most significant buys: Alcan and Mozambican coal company Riversdale.
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Aditya Birla Group, Coal India in race for Rio's $3.2 bn Australia coal mines: report
China's state-owned Shenhua Group Corp Ltd and Aditya Birla Group are among the companies considering bids for Rio Tinto's Australian coal assets, which have an estimated value of $3.2 billion, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Asian shares gain on improving sentiment, G20 eyed
Asian shares rose on improving risk sentiment while the yen steadied ahead of the weekend meeting of G20 finance and central bank officials, whose views on global growth and differences over currencies will be scrutinised by investors.
