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World’s biggest miner launches bid to become copper super-producer
Australia’s BHP, the world’s largest mining company, wants to get just a little bit larger. Yesterday (Thursday) the firm announced it had made a $39B bid for one of its main competitors, London-listed Anglo American.
Tesla, BYD and the race for global EV dominance
Not many companies can issue a recall on their latest product, lay off 10% of their workforce, report a 9% drop in revenue, and still somehow ride a 13% bump in share price. But that’s what US EV-maker Tesla has just done.
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The four spiciest lines from Saudi Arabia’s World Economic Forum
The two-day World Economic Forum (WEF) ‘Special Meeting on Global Collaboration, Growth and Energy for Development’ wraps in Riyadh today.
World’s biggest miner launches bid to become copper super-producer
Australia’s BHP, the world’s largest mining company, wants to get just a little bit larger. Yesterday (Thursday) the firm announced it had made a $39B bid for one of its main competitors, London-listed Anglo American.
Tesla, BYD and the race for global EV dominance
Not many companies can issue a recall on their latest product, lay off 10% of their workforce, report a 9% drop in revenue, and still somehow ride a 13% bump in share price. But that’s what US EV-maker Tesla has just done.
Europe moves against suspected Chinese spies
In the space of just two days, authorities across Europe have moved against six suspects accused of spying for China.
