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Managing Editor for Commodities & Energy in Asia @business. Singapore via HK, Mumbai, London, Milan, Moscow, Paris, Cape Town, Dublin, Lisbon. Views are mine.
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BHP and the Mining Growth Dilemma

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By Clara Ferreira-Marques Verified
| Flipboard
Now If you’re lucky enough to have inherited some assets from someone who has passed away, you might not feel so lucky when you discover you may owe taxes on them. Depending on where the person who passed away lives, how much the assets are worth and how close you are to the deceased person, you may …
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UPDATE 3-Mongolia, Ivanhoe, Rio agree on mine; shares rise

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By Clara Ferreira-Marques Verified, Julie Gordon
| infodig.com.ng
By , * Ivanhoe, Rio and Mongolia back 2009 investment agreement * Ivanhoe shares up 11.52 percent at C$17.33 on TSX LONDON/TORONTO, Oct 6 (Reuters) – The Mongolian government, Ivanhoe Mines and partner Rio Tinto have agreed to back a 2009 investment agreement for the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold deposit, ending discussions over possible changes and sending shares of Ivanhoe up as much as 18 percent.
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The China-Russia Friendship Is Too Big To Fail: Clara F. Marques

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By Clara Ferreira-Marques Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Almost exactly a year ago, President Vladimir Putin and his counterpart Xi Jinping declared in Beijing that there were “no limits” to their friendship. Just under three weeks later, Russian troops invaded Ukraine, leaving China to grapple with the contradiction between the newly reinforced bond and a clear violation of its cardinal principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity and non-interference. What happened next was worse.
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