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Teck announced its plan to spin out its coal business from its copper and zinc operations in February.

Doing things by halves: Glencore’s $10.6b plan to shake up the mining world

Ivan Glasenberg wanted to buy Canada’s Teck Resources to bulk up Glencore’s base metals and coal operations. His successor now is halfway there.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz

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An era will end when Glencore chief executive, Ivan Glasenberg retires next year.

The world’s biggest coal miner faces a ‘back to the future’ moment

Ivan Glasenberg has long made it clear that the only real business of Glencore is to make money for shareholders. He has just created an awkward conundrum for his successor.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Glencore chief Ivan Glasenberg has announced the miner's intention to globally cap production coal production in the wake of shareholder activist pressure.

Glencore investors to sue for billions over bribery probes: law firm

Institutional investors will sue the world's biggest commodities trader for share price declines from bribery investigations in the US, the UK and Canada.

  • Franz Wild
The chance of a hostile bid from Glencore was also “pretty remote” due to the firm’s debt, said one fund manager.

Glencore faces new corruption investigation in the US

The world's biggest commodity trader is under investigation by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission for possible corrupt practices.

  • Jack Farchy and Elena Mazneva
Big polluting oil and gas projects will be impacted by the guidelines.

Going green? Mining's dirty secret won't survive climate change

Factor in what happens when iron ore is turned into steel, and that shiny new green image can quickly turn rusty.

  • David Fickling
Whitehaven shares were sold down on Tuesday after the company revealed weak production and weaker than expected price realisations.

Coal's perfect storm hits $70 billion Australian projects

It's been a tough few weeks for the coal industry with a number of game-changing events that illustrate the fossil fuel's decline.

  • James Thornhill
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Ivan Glasenberg, Glencore's billionaire CEO, is no altruist.

What's good for the world, is good for Glencore and its coal profits

Ivan Glasenberg is no altruist. Anti-coal lobbyists may be euphoric about Glencore's cap on coal production, but it's even better news for shareholders.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Facebook, Ted Baker, Glencore: When big bosses are too powerful

Facebook, Ted Baker, Glencore: When big bosses are too powerful

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Ted Baker's Ray Kelvin and Glencore's Ivan Glasenberg dominate their businesses but as troubles mount they become the problem.

  • Jon Yeomans
Reign of billionaire 'king of copper' comes to an end

Reign of billionaire 'king of copper' comes to an end

Glencore has announced a management shake-up that will see the world's most powerful copper trader exit against a backdrop of controversies and investigations.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Glasenberg's $6.8b horror day: US corruption probe rocks Glencore

Glasenberg's $6.8b horror day: US corruption probe rocks Glencore

The US corruption and money-laundering probe into Glencore represents the sum of all fears for the world's largest commodity trader and its billionaire CEO.

  • Jack Farchy & Thomas Biesheuvel

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