Minnesota iron ore trust dissolves after 108 years
After 700 million tonnes shipped, the Great Northern Iron Ore Properties trust set up by railroad baron James J Hill in 1906 was terminated this week.
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Kyrgyz prime minister says 50/50 joint venture with Centerra Gold may not be in country’s interests
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