Steinmetz pressed on Guinea deals on second day of bribery trial
The Israeli billionaire and two others are accused of paying at least $8.5 million in exchange for rights to exploit Simandou.
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Alaska Governor to appeal Pebble permit denial
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Beny Steinmetz lawyer attacks prosecutor over ‘secret’ Israel trips
Lawyer went on the offensive in the first day of the Israeli businessman’s trial for bribery.
Appian closes $775m fund as institutions line up for mining investment
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Samarco starts iron ore shipments to Europe
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