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Executives at Rio face wrath of investors – ninemsn
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsRio Tinto executives treated disgruntled shareholders on Wednesday with conciliatory attention as they indicated that compromises were not out of the question on the terms of the mineros;s fund-raising deal with Chinalco . Rio had redoubled efforts to …
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Manganese prices plummet by 70pc – The Australian
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsBHP Billiton has taken a 70 per cent hit on quarterly manganese contract prices, as demand for the steelmaking ingredient dries up. The huge drop follows a 58 per cent fall in hard coking coal contracts and is seen as a negative sign for BHP and Rio …
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Adolf Hitler an Arizona Cardinals Fan? Check it Out. – Valley Fever
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsWeos;ve gotten our fair share of hate mail over the years, especially after our Super Bowl cover story about weak-kneed Cardinals fans and their coal-mining hillbilly counterparts (Steeler Nation) from Western Pennsylvania , but weos;ve never received …
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Peabodyapos;s 1Q results miss analystsapos; forecasts – Boston Globe
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsST. LOUIS— Peabody Energy Corp. said Wednesday its first-quarter profit tripled, but the showing fell short of Wall Streetos;s expectations as the coal miner again deferred its earnings outlook for the year and cut its output target amid weak demand …
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Peabodyapos;s Play Within a Play – Motley Fool
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsWilliam Shakespeare expertly inserted a play into his play in Hamlet , permitting layers of drama to unfold onstage in unison. While a coal company can hardly be expected to rival Shakespeareos;s eloquence, Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU ) has spun layers …
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EPA, West Virginia, coal officials resume mining talks – WSLS
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsCHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – Representatives from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency are in West Virginia to continue their discussions over the issuance of coal mining permits. Gov. Joe Manchin’s spokesman, Matt Turner, said EPA officials will …
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Manganese prices plummet by 70pc – The Australian
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsBHP Billiton has taken a 70 per cent hit on quarterly manganese contract prices, as demand for the steelmaking ingredient dries up. The huge drop follows a 58 per cent fall in hard coking coal contracts and is seen as a negative sign for BHP and Rio …
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UPDATE 5-Rio Tinto Q1 aluminium output falls 6 pct, copper up – Forbes
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsSYDNEY, April 15 (Reuters) – Rio Tinto Ltd/Plcos;s first-quarter aluminium output fell a steeper-than-expected 6 percent, iron ore production was down 15 percent while refined copper rose 33 percent as the firm struggled to balance supply with global …
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UPDATE 6-Rio Q1 iron ore output down, defends Chinalco deal – Forbes
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsSYDNEY/LONDON, April 15 (Reuters) – Miner Rio Tinto posted weaker first-quarter aluminium and iron ore output on Wednesday and defended its $19.5 billion asset and stake sale deal with Chinaos;s Chinalco in front of unhappy shareholders. Aluminium …
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TAKE A LOOK-Rio Tinto posts weaker Q1 aluminium, iron ore output – Reuters UK
Posted on April 15th, 2009 No commentsMiner Rio Tinto ( RIO.L )( RIO.AX ) posted weaker first-quarter aluminium and iron ore output on Wednesday and defended its $19.5 billion asset and stake sale deal with Chinaos;s Chinalco in front of unhappy shareholders. Double click on the codes in …
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