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Kimberly-Clark receives A+ GRI rating for 2011 sustainability report

Kimberly-Clark’s 2011 Sustainability Report, Full Circle, highlights the company's efforts to sustain resources for the future by focusing on people, planet & products.

Village offers to acquire gold mine

Village Main Reef Limited has offered to acquire the Blyvooruitzicht gold mine from DRDGold for R150 million.

Russia mulls takeover of UK tech firm

Russian state-owned nanotechnology corporation Rusnano is in advanced talks to take over the UK display screen maker Plastic Logic—a deal that would assist Russia in bringing We

Steel leads US recovery

America's steel industry is leading manufacturing out of the recession, according to a recent report.

Major economies feeling effects of global uncertainty

World events are starting to have an impact on the US and other major economies, dampening the feeling of optimism that had been growing in the early months of this year.

Box Ships to acquire two vessels

Greek shipping company Box Ships has agreed to acquire two post-Panamax container vessels from OOCL for $31.15 million per vessel.

More jobs to go at Anglo American

Good 2011 performance for Ballast Nedam

Dutch construction firm Ballast Nedam has reported a strong performance in its 2011 results, released today.

DuPont enters $100 million agreement with Yingli Energy of China

DuPont and Yingli Energy (China) Company Limited have signed a $100 million strategic agreement for photovoltaic materials to accelerate the adoption of solar energy.

China records annual growth rate of 7.4 percent in its third quarter

SainsburyÔÇÖs unveils ┬ú1 billion sustainability initiative

Sainsbury’s, the UK’s third largest supermarket chain, today unveiled a new £1 billion sustainability plan.

International Paper acquires majority stake in Andhra Pradesh Paper Mills

International Paper today announced the completion of its acquisition of a 75 percent stake in Andhra Pradesh Paper Mills (APPM) of India.

Is the UK sitting on a shale gas bonanza?

The UK is sitting on significantly more shale gas than previously thought, according to UK firm IGas