Glencore tries to enforce its rights in Bolivia
Bolivia seized three of Glencore’s operations in nine years and the Swiss giant is now initiating arbitration proceedings against the South American nation.
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Soros cashes in as Barrick posts best-ever first half rally
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Hedge funds up bullish platinum, palladium bets near record
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