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SoS sul-africano |
metamorfose HVAC |
gerações distribuídas |
planning assumptions |
Massingir e os Crocs |
soltas |
xitizap # 40
set/out 2008 |
No Índico, o titanopólio tem novas cartas.
Lilly Billigton, por exemplo, optou por comprar o garanhão que cavalgava em segundo nas pistas de Titanopoly – organicamente muito stressada, a égua do Chibuto tenta convencer Rio Tonto a deixar-se comer por 3.4 acções.
Apesar da muita porrada que tem levado (ciclones, equipamentos deficientes, má electricidade, stock plunges, p.e.), “Tough Irish” Mare continua, confortavelmente em primeiro, numa corrida em que os mercados titaníferos da China se mostram entorpecidos. |
3.4 por 1 ? |
Vale Rio Doce |
Horror em Wall St
“the one percentage point off interest rates yesterday (oct 7) is obviously going to help mums and dads, but the rest of it is rooted.” - Klusman said. |
China renews opposition to BHP-Rio union China's steel industry is no more prepared to accept BHP Billiton's bid to take over Rio Tinto, despite Australian authorities concluding the combination would not distort the seaborne iron ore market. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) last week said it would not oppose BHP's $132 billion bid, which several national regulators are examining for signs that it could infringe competition laws. But the China Iron and Steel Assn (Cisa) has no plans to drop its opposition, an industry source close...
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$US 4.4b fees for BHP's Rio bid
October 8, 2008
The headline price of mining group BHP Billiton's $US86 billion ($118 billion) hostile takeover of Rio Tinto is not the only big number involved. Yesterday BHP estimated it would pay $US4.4 billion in fees to bankers, lawyers and accountants. ……
Each company has amassed a team of at least eight global investment banks to help advise on the complex transaction. BHP's lead advisers are Goldman Sachs JBWere and Gresham, while Rio is relying on Morgan Stanley and Macquarie for its primary advice.
in smh.com.au |
A China torce os olhos … enquanto que a CVRD aposta em fretes CHINAMAX. |
em 2015, a BHP + Rio contam estar a extraír 710 milhões de toneladas de minério de ferro por ano em Pilbara (Western Australia). |
o Soros sabe-se que não é !
então quem é o US$ comeback kid que estoira mercados ?
… descontando o Bush |