Police fire rubber bullets to disperse clashing union workers in South Africa
Unrest in South Africa has cost the country R3.1bn (US$350 million).
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American companies not yet ready for Conflict Minerals Law – report
With only about 21 months remaining until publicly-traded U.S. component manufacturers are forced by law to disclose their usage of conflict minerals to the federal government, the industry appears to be unprepared, says information and analytics provider IHS (NYSE: IHS).
Cynthia Carroll yields to pressure and leaves Anglo
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Chinese Premier’s $2.7 billion fortune thanks largely to his wife ‘the Queen of Diamonds’ – report
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has accumulated vast wealth during his time in power, but reports of his $2.7 billion fortune —and the influence of his wife, Zhang Beili, the "Queen of China's Diamonds"— have been blocked in China.
