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Toyota production in North America subject to interruptions

Toyota Motor Corporation has said that some interruptions to production in North America are likely in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Huawei turnover increases

The Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei has reported a 19 percent rise in sales to $21.9 for the first half of 2014

NEM wins major contract in Saudi Arabia

Netherlands-based NEM has secured an order from Saudi Arabia’s Arabian Bemco Contracting Co. for generators at the PP10 Combined Cycle Power Plant project.

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Xstrata increases Africa presence

Mining giant Xstrata has agreed to acquire Australian iron ore developer Sphere Minerals for A$428 million (approx. €300 million), it has been announced.

Coal Association of Canada

Ann Marie Hann, president of the Coal Association of Canada, talks about changes in the regulatory environment which could see more coal mines looking to export.

Xstrata Technology

Mineral Processing Manager Greg Rasmussen talks about the role of one of the leading exponents in new mining technology in the introduction of new ideas

Tullow Uganda

Last year, international exploration and development company Tullow Oil discovered significant oil resources in the environmentally sensitive remoteness of East Africa, as gener

The Rezidor Hotel Group

The Rezidor Hotel Group is one of the world’s fastest growing hotel chains, and a strong presence in emerging markets is viewed as critical to the group’s long-term success.

CAE Mining

CAE President, Damian McKay, discusses how CAE Mining is building further upon CAE’s legacy in simulation and training

Ford Motor Company 2010 results: best for ten years

Ford Motor Company today reported 2010 net income of $6.6 billion, a $3.8 billion increase from a year ago and its highest profit in more than ten years.

Ingenico rejects takeover bid

France’s Ingenico, the world’s largest maker of electronic payment terminals, has rejected a €1.4 billion takeover offer.

First female head of the US central bank set to be named

US President Barack Obama is set to nominate Federal Reserve Vice-Chair Janet Yellen to be the next head of the US central bank, the first woman to hold to post