The state of the diamond mining industry going into year-end 2015
So far in 2015, the state of the global diamond industry has been closely aligned with the posture of the global economy, as it so often is, and should be.
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Lonmin may shut down if shares sale flunks
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Glencore shares soar on faster than expected debt reduction
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