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Heightened demand for net zero minerals could trigger a wave of dealmaking in mining

Key Insights Institutions' substantial holdings in Glencore implies that they have significant influence over the...

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Glencores former head of oil has lost a legal battle with the British tax authority over nearly 150 million pounds of dividends paid out by the global commodities giant....

Australian hedge fund Tribeca Investment Partners wrote to Glencores board with a list of proposals to boost the share price.

In a letter to the board, Bluebell has launched an outspoken personal attack on Nagle.

The co-founder of fintech Wise has emerged as the top gainer in London's public markets this year, with an average daily gain of over £1.6m.

According to Forbes’ real-time tracking of billionaires, Johann Rupert and family are the wealthiest in South Africa.

The mining giant Glencore says it is still on the road to net zero after its deal for Teck Resources, but some believe we may have reached ‘peak EGG’