Potash: Come back Baumgertner, all is forgiven
One year after Vladislav Baumgertner blasted the global potash market wide open, the now ex-Uralkali CEO's predictions seem to be playing itself out.
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Western Australia puts around $2bn in state-owned assets on chopping block
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Botswana blocks at least 100 copper trucks from Congo over Ebola fear
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New technology could end the debate over pipeline safety
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