Kal Kotecha: going against the grain in five names
Economics professor and newsletter writer Kal Kotecha says to obtain superior results, you cannot do what everyone else is doing.
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The proposed law, however, would allow fracking for testing and research purposes.
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Another person in serious conditions.
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Attested by major research institutes, IIa’s diamond plates are ideal for sophisticated medical and technological applications
Rio Tinto, Glencore could save $500m by joining coal businesses
It would also create a a 15-kilometre long ‘‘super pit’’ from the union of Rio’s Mount Thorley Warkworth and Glencore’s Bulga open-pit mines.
UK authorities to review bid for $2.7bn potash project in national park
Analysts say this is “make or break” time for the company behind the massive mine, Sirius Minerals.
Newmont ships first copper from Indonesia in eight months
30,000 tonnes of copper concentrate were sent out Monday.
Canada’s oil sands image set for overhaul with new Premier
Canada’s reputation as climate bad-boy was invented in Manhattan in 2008.
London Metal Exchange raises fees by a third
This is the first fee hike since Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. acquired LME for $2.2 billion in 2012.
