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Glencore offers bonds in Oz as it assesses local targets
The resources giant is selling debt down under for the first time following indications that it is looking to buy more Australian assets.
BHP Billiton to split in two
The world's biggest mining company has announced a demerger, while Glencore has been buying up its own shares.
Glencore appoints Patrice Merrin as first female director
The commodity trading giant has appointed the former Canadian mining executive to its board.
Barrick Gold’s chair lauds Glencore over BHP as a mining model
In an exit interview, Barrick Gold's founder Peter Munk has said Glencore Xstrata's boss is going to "eat them all".
The ‘hidden’ billions of SA’s elite executives
Sky-high salaries for top executives are one thing, but shares and dividends push overall incomes far higher.
Glencore said to seek $15-bn loan to cut interest costs
The commodity giant is puportedly trying to cut debt costs by looking for a R160-billion loan.
Glencore Xstrata: A controversial colossus
The mining company has risen from obscurity to become a formidable force in the industry.
Glencore’s low-profile billionaire
Glencore Xtrata chief executive Ivan Glasenberg may be a commodities emperor, but you wouldn't know it if you met him.
Swiss score local gold’s tax benefits
Neighbours of Glencore boss Ivan Glasenberg feel uneasy about the bounty they have received.
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