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They have gone through it slightly better than many rivals but it remains a concern, probably for the next 12-18 concern, probably for the next 12—18 months. thank you for your time and the latest analysis on those numbers that have just come out stop let's get some of the day's other news. mining giant rio tinto has issued an apology after the company lost a radioactive capsule in western australia last week. authorities say the capsule, which is used in mining, was lost en—route from a small town to a storage facility and officials have warned people to stay from the capsule if they do f...

Financial corruption. i mean, how do you define it? for the purposes of the court, it's political corruption. it's bribery, extortion, money laundering by a nation's rulers. but that's financial corruption perpetrated by politicians. essentially, yes. and it is obviously illegal. it's illegal in every country, and as i said, has devastating consequences. but where the rest of us might fear being punished if we violate the law, the people who rule these countries, these kleptocrats, have impunity, because they won't. .. they control the courts, often corrupt themselves, and won't permit the hon...

Recent case, earlier this month in november, a uk subsidiary of glencore, the mining giant, glencore energy uk, was found guilty of issuing about $310 million in bribes in africa to get access to oil. thejudge, peter fraser, said glencore energy uk's guilty plea represented "corporate corruption on a widespread scale, "deploying very substantial sums of money in bribes. "the corruption is of extended duration "and took place across five separate countries "in west africa." what's the point ofjust pursuing the political leaders and letting the corporates off? we don't. this court would have jur...

I mean, how do you define it? for the purposes of the court, it's political corruption. it's bribery, extortion, money laundering by a nation's rulers. but that's financial corruption perpetrated by politicians. essentially, yes. and it is obviously illegal. it's illegal in every country, and as i said, has devastating consequences. but where the rest of us might fear being punished if we violate the law, the people who rule these countries, these kleptocrats, have impunity, because they won't. .. they control the courts, often corrupt themselves, and won't permit the honest, effective investi...

Nornickel?s top shareholder says the mining giant is to raise its staff?s stake Russian mining giant Nornickel is planning to raise the eq