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An ambitious plan to retreat discarded fines production from South Africa’s coal mines, including waste deposits, has run into teething problems. South Africa Coal Report’s David McKay looks at the issues.

World’s First Institutional Trading Venue to Ensure Toxic-Free Liquidity by Combining Human Interaction with Electronic Efficiencies

On 24th April 2012 the financial exchanges of the world’s leading emerging markets will gather in London at TradeTech Emerging Markets to address the challenges in accessing liquidity in Central and Eastern Europe, MENA, Asia and Latin America.

Institute of Electronic Trading Technologies is the first domain specific initiative to develop global talent pool in cutting edge technologies for the financial industry.

This book tells of the regeneration of the U.S. markets, day by day, immediately following 9/11, with a focus on the U.S. Government securities market.

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- New Enterprise Exchange (NEXT) is first of its kind in Asia - Education and coaching for youth on IPO process - True-to-life market simulations for students

Who says non-Business students can't be Entrepreneurial? Read on about a group of hospitality and polytechnic students who completed the NEXT Entrepreneur Program and what it's all about.

Astra Mining, an Australian diversified mining company, has confirmed its intention to list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange at an Extraordinary General Meeting held today.

InvestTechFX reports that on Tuesday the US dollar was lower against its Canadian counterpart, as crude oil, Canada’s largest export, remained well supported amid concerns over how quickly Libyan oil could return to markets.

Canadian producer doing a US 'Paul Revere ride' for the children.

Stock brokers, commodity traders, analysts, investment bankers and other professionals on Wall Street will now have access to an additional source of online business news.

Wall Street Business News Network Inc. launched its website today. The website features a wide range of international business and finance news covering a myriad of industries in both the United States and elsewhere.

The Obama administration has recently unveiled plans to begin issuing new offshore wind energy leases as soon as next year under an accelerated approval plan.

Industry specialists say that using the earth’s ocean tides could provide enough affordable, renewable energy to meet 10% of America’s electricity requirements.

French government official says they are ready to ask for proposals for offshore wind farm development to increase France’s renewable power output.

Analysts expect copper to continue to rally because of strong demand from China and current supply constraints.

Investors shied away for the wind energy industry as Congress failed to pass a renewable power mandate-AWEA.

HSBC Holdings Plc and JPMorgan Chase &Co. accused in an investor’s lawsuit for manipulating silver prices by amassing huge short positions.

The world’s largest iron-ore producer expects India’s increasing infrastructure spending to drive iron-ore markets.

World’s largest computer-service provider intends using cash to boost pre-share earnings rather than on major acquisitions.

Singapore Exchange Ltd. agreed to buy ASX Ltd. for $8.3 in cash and shares, to compete with Hong Kong.

Vestas wins an order for turbines with a total capacity of 128 megawatts from a Californian utility.

The world’s second most-visited e-commerce site forecasts fourth-quarter sales and earnings better than analysts had expected driving share price up.

Underlining OPEC’s ability to meet growing global energy demands, Saudi Arabia’s petroleum and mineral resource minister said the organizations oil reserves had passed a trillion barrels.

Yahoo releases tepid third-quarter revenue growth and expects weaker-than-expected sales in the last quarter sales as it continues to lose market share.

Kazakh mining group ENRC agrees to pay up to $304 million for more iron ore assets in Brazil.

Steelmakers relieved at the announcement of the collapse of the deal.

Wireless spectrum auction has drawn the attention of top telephone and cable companies.

Increasing copper demand, driven by China, likely to result in pressure on current suppliers in the medium term.

Information technology is offering U.S. investors better dividends than the traditional financials.

Technology vendors are expecting better growth for the remainder of this year, but the economic slowdown may still impact negatively.

Google Inc. joins two other companies in a proposed $5bln cable project for future offshore wind farms along the eastern U.S. coastline.

Nokia Oyj’s share increase in Helsinki trading after Goldman Sachs announcement.

Spot gold sets new all-time record for third consecutive trading session.

Demand for smartphones drives HTC sales to record highs.

Australian media reports that Rio Tinto is no longer interested in the joint venture.

The world’s largest copper user may drive demand higher than supply.

More developments in the web of legal actions in the evolving smartphone sector.

New CEO named after Mark Hurd’s controversial resignation.

The $116 billion iron-ore joint venture stalls in the face of regulatory issues.

Tech giant eases investor fears after ex-CEO Mark Hurd’s surprise departure, shoring up share price.

Gold continues its upward swing lifted by the weak dollar and the anticipation of further economic measure from the Fed.

A weaker dollar and increased demand pushes copper and other metals into positive territory.

Demand for Tanzanite is on the increase after a quiet 2009.

Offshore wind turbines could supply almost half of the densely populated U.S. East Coast current electricity requirements.

Intel Corporation’s global investment arm recently announced four investments totaling more than $30 million.

The globe’s second largest iron ore exporter hasn’t experienced any demand slowdown after China cut power to some steel makers.

Worry over the state of the global economy continues to spur gold buying.

Bullion’s upward surge shows no signs of slowing.