Make them keen to be green

Article Abstract:

Non-governmental organizations campaigning for the environment and labor rights are beginning to make inroads with companies wishing to be socially responsible, particularly in the Australian mining industry. Although progress is slow, many NGOs are confident that relations will continue to improve.

Public affairs, Ethics, Political activity, Ethical aspects, Non-governmental organizations, Nongovernmental organizations, Corporate social responsibility

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The flood of cash

Article Abstract:

The reasons behind the shareholders' demand for share buyback and its impact on long term growth of Australian mining companies, such as BHP Billiton, are presented.

METAL MINING, Growth, Company growth

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Beware advisers with tainted glasses

Article Abstract:

Selwyn Mines' share placement showed that there is a fine line between research and advice and advertising.

Advertising, Advertising Activity, Financial Planning, Stocks, Selwyn Mines Ltd.

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