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Arizona Law aims to create Global Mining Law Center
TUCSON: The University of Arizona Rogers College of Law will support cutting-edge research, assemble leaders from across the mining spectrum to...
Brazil’s Vale plans to raise $287m from debt sale to expand Carajas railway
SAO PAULO: The board of Vale SA , the world's largest iron ore producer, approved plans to raise 1 billion...
US’ Barrick to produce 6.1m to 6.4m ounces this year
NEW YORK: In its second quarter results announcement Barrick Gold Corporation, the world's largest gold miner in terms of output,...
Canada approves permit for new $750m BC gold mine
TORONTO: Shares in Pretium Resources Inc. enjoyed a nice bump after the company received final provincial and federal approval for...
Swissport sells to Chinese group worth CHF2.73b
BERN: The Zurich-based airport luggage handler Swissport has been sold to the HNA Group, owner of China’s fourth-largest airline, for...
European stocks higher on Greece deal news
ATHENS: European stock markets mostly climbed on Monday awaiting the latest Greek bailout agreement, but London wilted as more poor...
Greece yields fall as new bailout deal sees near
ATHENS: Greece bond yields fell on Monday as hopes grew of a speedy wrap-up to talks on a new 86...
Greece hopes to conclude bailout talks by tomorrow
ATHENS: Greece hopes to conclude negotiations with international creditors by early Tuesday at the latest, a Greek official said as...
Greece, creditors close to deal on 3rd bailout $94b
ATHENS: Greece and its creditors continued marathon talks into Sunday night with both sides indicating that the terms of a...
Finland’s Uponor announces to cut 100 jobs
HELSINKI: Uponor is prepared to cut roughly one hundred positions as part of its effort to adapt to the sluggish...
Nokia unlikely to repeat Q2 profits up to 50%
HELSINKI: Rajeev Suri, the chief executive at Nokia, was delighted with the network equipment maker's performance between April and June...
Finnsh Škoda takes controlling stake in Finnish rolling stock maker
HELSINKI: A tram manufactured by Transtech stopped in front of the Central Railway Station during a test run in August...
Finland’s fuel price still high in domestic market
HELSINKI: The price of crude oil in the world markets has been falling, but this has not affected car refuelling...
Finnish house rents go up by 3.2% in Q2
HELSINKI: The year-on-year increase in rents of dwellings was 3.2 per cent during the second quarter of 2015, according to...
Greece shipping industry extends Its dominance
ATHENS: Greece’s shipping magnates, having emerged largely unscathed from both the country’s ravaging financial crisis and one the industry’s longest...
Ocean Rig impairment hits Dryships with $1.44b loss
COPENHAGEN: Deconsolidating Ocean Rig has cost Dryships $1.35bn, which is chiefly responsible for the $1.44bn net loss the NASDAQ company...
Danish Maersk gets Dong 150 days extension
COPENHAGEN: Maersk Drilling has secured a contract for jackup rig Maersk Giant (built 1986) from Danish energy company Dong, an...
Genelec appoints Prase as Italian distributor for AV-Install products
ROME: Genelec has appointed Prase as its Italian distributor for AV-Install products. Located in Noventa di Piave, near Venice, Prase...
Italian railways to launch sale of shops business in August
ROME: Italy's state railway Ferrovie dello Stato will in August launch the sale of a business that runs shops and...
Finland’s House rents go up by 3.2% in Q2
HELSINKI: The development of rents and consumer prices, 2010=100. Source: Rents of dwellings, Statistics Finland. The year-on-year increase in rents...
