Monthly Archives: August 2007

Rio Tinto More Appealing Than BHP Billiton, Fortescue

Posted on J August, 2007 by Travellerev

Posted by Dan Denning on Jun 21st, 2007 It sure seems like a crazy summer already in North America. June 21 is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. This morning we read about a crowd in … Continue reading →

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the international association of business and parliament

Posted on J August, 2007 by Travellerev

I found this really cosy get together of  business people and Politicians. Helen Clark next to the CEO of Rio Tinto Aluminium NZ; Tom Campbell on one of the Photos. Read more

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MECHANISMS OF CORPORATE RULE

Posted on J August, 2007 by Travellerev

MECHANISMS OF CORPORATE RULETony Clark The men who run global corporations are the first in history with the organisation, technology, money, and ideology to make a credible try at managing the world as an integrated economic unit. Richard J. Barnett … Continue reading →

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Public want set nets ban to protect dolphins

Posted on J August, 2007 by Travellerev

The New Zealand public wants a set nets ban and the establishment of a marine mammal sanctuary to protect the critically endangered maui’s dolphin. Public consultation undertaken by Forest and Bird, centred in Auckland, Waikato and Northland, has found almost … Continue reading →

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