BHP has moved on from Anglo American, company chairman says
The world's biggest miner walked away from a $49 billion bid to acquire Anglo in May after it was rebuffed three times.
[caption id="attachment_841597" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Image by Michael Henley, via Flickr.[/caption] China, the world’s largest coal consumer, has decided to halt new coal mines approval for the next three years while it continues cutting output at existing operations, in a new...
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