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Medusa Mining is a low-cost gold producer with a focus on the Philippines. It is a dual-listed company with listings on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX: MML), the London Stock Exchange (LSE: MML), and the pink sheets under the ticker MDSMF.PK. Medusa
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BHP Billiton (BHP) is the world's largest natural resource company, with revenue of US$71,739 million and a net profit of US$23,648 million reported for the financial year 2010/11 (BHP Annual Report, 2011). BHP Billiton was formed when BHP and Billiton m
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Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard holds her speech as she arrives at a press conference following a briefing with central bank governor Glenn Stevens at the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Sydney on January 31, 2012. Gillard announced she was... View Photo »
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Australian shares are higher, led by the big banks, after Greek MPs voted in favour of a deeply unpopular austerity plan. 4.25pm: Short recap of the day's main events before we say goodbye: The Greek parliament approves a tough austerity bill amid riots
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Australian Stock Exchange (ASX: ASX) operates Australia’s stock market and the proposed merger between the ASX and the Singapore Exchange (SGX) did not proceed last year. This meant that ASX’s share price took a steep correction as the shares were carryi
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Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard holds a press conference after a briefing with central bank governor Glenn Stevens at the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Sydney on January 31, 2012. Gillard announced she was determined the bring the national... View Photo »
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The Thai sugar group Mitr Phol has acquired a controlling stake in four Australian sugar mills through the takeover of MSF Sugar. MSF Sugar was formerly known as the Maryborough Sugar Factory and is based in the far north of Queensland. Mitr Phol's acqui
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There were not that many big surprises from global mining BHP Billiton's (BIL) interim report, but the company did highlight its commitment to grow its petroleum portfolio by tapping into shale gas in the US. BHP Billiton, the JSE- and Australian Stock E
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