UK regulator drops big companies from responsible-payment list
Five firms, including BHP, were removed from the Prompt Payment Code, an initiative to speed up settlement of invoices owed to suppliers.
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Russia’s Nordgold injects another $70m into Guinea mine
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Last coal-fired power plant in Massachusetts gone in a few seconds
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