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Copper Retreats With Base Metals as Wider Risk Appetite Sours – Bloomberg.com
- Copper Retreats With Base Metals as Wider Risk Appetite Sours Bloomberg.com
- Copper drifts down as traders trim positions, await US data Business Recorder
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- $15,000 copper? Top mining CEO warns supply challenges aren’t going anywhere CNBC
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French culture minister under investigation for corruption
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Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.
French police have searched the home and offices of culture minister Rachida Dati as part of a corruption investigation,…
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Senior Daesh spokesperson in Pakistan’s custody— state media – Arab News
- Senior Daesh spokesperson in Pakistan’s custody— state media Arab News
- Islamic State Khorasan Province spokesperson arrested by Pakistani authorities: UN Dawn
- Pakistan arrests IS-K spokesperson, UN hails move as major setback to group The…
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Winter solstice celebrations, Santa sightings and 9 more local events
You snow the drill.
Whether you’re chasing daylight, holiday lights or a photo with Santa, we’ve rounded up 11 ways to get into the spirit this weekend around Anchorage.
(Also: Heads up! Your Anchorage…
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Kennedy Center to be renamed Trump-Kennedy Center, White House says
Shorty after taking office, President Donald Trump fired all the centre’s board members, and replaced them with allies, who then voted to make Trump chairman of the board.
The president secured about $257 million in congressional funding to pay…
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Commission to issue Statement of Issues on Godfrey Hirst’s proposed acquisition of Bremworth
In New Zealand, one of Mohawk’s interconnected bodies corporate is Godfrey Hirst New Zealand Limited.
The Statement of Issues will be published on the Commission’s case register shortly and will outline the Commission’s potential competition issues with the proposed acquisition following its initial investigation. The Statement of Issues will invite submissions from Godfrey Hirst, Bremworth and other interested parties.
The Statement of Issues is not a final decision and does not mean that the Commission intends to decline or clear the application for clearance.
The Commission was scheduled to make a decision on the application by 22 December 2025. However we are seeking agreement from Godfrey Hirst to extend this date, and we will update the case register on our website once a new decision date is agreed with Godfrey Hirst.
Background
Both Godfrey Hirst and Bremworth manufacture and supply a range of carpets to customers in New Zealand.
We will only give clearance to a proposed merger if we are satisfied that the merger is unlikely to have the effect of substantially lessening competition in a market.
Further information explaining how the Commission assesses a merger application is available.
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Catholic University Architecture Students Build Soaring Spaceframe in the National Building Museum’s Great Hall
— The spaceframe debuts a new technology that could revolutionize spaceframe design, and showcases innovation, sustainability, and hands-on architectural learning through a multi-year collaboration between The Catholic University of America…
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Commission to issue Statement of Issues on Godfrey Hirst’s proposed acquisition of Bremworth
In New Zealand, one of Mohawk’s interconnected bodies corporate is Godfrey Hirst New Zealand Limited.
The Statement of Issues will be published on the Commission’s case register shortly and will outline the Commission’s potential competition issues with the proposed acquisition following its initial investigation. The Statement of Issues will invite submissions from Godfrey Hirst, Bremworth and other interested parties.
The Statement of Issues is not a final decision and does not mean that the Commission intends to decline or clear the application for clearance.
The Commission was scheduled to make a decision on the application by 22 December 2025. However we are seeking agreement from Godfrey Hirst to extend this date, and we will update the case register on our website once a new decision date is agreed with Godfrey Hirst.
Background
Both Godfrey Hirst and Bremworth manufacture and supply a range of carpets to customers in New Zealand.
We will only give clearance to a proposed merger if we are satisfied that the merger is unlikely to have the effect of substantially lessening competition in a market.
Further information explaining how the Commission assesses a merger application is available.
Continue Reading