Chrystia Freeland, Canada's deputy prime minister, said her government is closely watching Glencore's unsolicited US$23 billion offer to buy Canadian miner Teck Resources, indicating the deal has caught the attention of top policymakers.
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The Week Ahead: Earnings from Teck Resources, Rogers Communications - BNN BloombergA look at what investors will be watching in the upcoming week.
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What the battle for Teck says about mining, ESG and the clean energy transition - BNN BloombergThe battle for Teck Resources’ coal and metals assets highlights the challenges the mining industry faces as it looks to a future where its resources are necessary for the clean energy transition, and grapples with its history as a major polluter, experts told BNNBloomberg.ca.
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Glencore CEO's first big move: chasing mining's toughest prize - BNN BloombergGlencore Plc’s attempt to seal mining’s biggest deal in a decade has thrust Chief Executive Officer Gary Nagle into center stage.
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