(Bloomberg Opinion) -- A diamond is forever. But perhaps not for De Beers’ owner Anglo American Plc. Facing a $39 billion bid from mining giant BHP Group Ltd, the London-listed company is ...
The gains came after BYD said it will host a press conference next week about its smart-car strategy. Japanese trading house Itochu is considering investing in the owner of 7-Eleven, emerging as the ...
De Beers, one of the world's leading diamond ... raising rough diamond prices to match the market boom. Vivek Shah, owner of a diamond-growing unit in Surat, explained, “Lab-grown diamonds ...
ANGLO American CEO Duncan Wanblad described the prospect of mega-deals in the mining industry as “a calamity” as they would ...
This has been offset by downgrades for De Beers diamond production due to lower demand and higher than normal levels of inventory. Anglo shares rose 4% or 103p to 2435p while Rio Tinto put on 107p ...
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Monsters of Rock: Chile’s copper positivity has market on a highChile's copper commission Cochilco forecast prices of US$4.25/lb for the red metal for the next two years as demand rises.
The FTSE 100 finished up 103.99 at 8727.28 - a new record closing high. It also hit a new intraday record of 8,767.50 earlier ...
De Beers said there were signs of a pick up in US diamond demand before Christmas, while India has overtaken China to become ...
Mining giant Anglo American has cut forecasts for its rough diamond output over the next two years, as demand for the stones ...
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