BHP’s shareholders to vote whether firm should leave Australia’s top mining lobby group
Investors to vote on the two resolutions submitted ethical investing group ACCR at BHP’s annual general meeting in London in October.
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Aussie consortium to spend $12m in research to boost copper production
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Canadian miners increase efforts to prevent child and forced labour in the supply chain
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