Mineral Deposits To Form JV With Eramet; Says CEO Jeff Williams To Retire
Australia-based mining company Mineral Deposits Ltd. (MDM.TO) and French mining company Eramet said Sunday that they have agreed to create a joint venture in the mineral sands sector. In a separate statement, Mineral Deposits also said that its long-serving Chief Executive Officer Jeff Williams will retire on July 1, 2011. He will be succeeded by Chief Financial Officer Rick Sharp.
Source: RTT News
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Campaign profile: Nick Williams
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After Hours: Oracle shares slip, Williams Co. up after hours
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Al Rajhi Launches New Campaign To Drive Deposits Growth
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Columbia State Bank Acquires Deposits and Assets of First Heritage Bank, Snohomish, Washington
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Public sector deposits in banks drop
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Brazil Deposit Insurer May Finance More Bank Takeovers, Central Bank Says
Brazil will see more acquisitions in its banking system after demand for purchasing credit portfolios from mid-size banks dried up, said central bank director Anthero Meirelles.
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Banking on deposits
The year 2010-11 was a difficult one for banks because interest rates rose sharply while liquidity wasn't always adequate. With wholesale inflation ruling at above 8% for the better part of the year,...