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BHP Group attempted an all-share takeover of Anglo American, valuing the company at £31.1 billion. Despite offering a 14% premium, Anglo's board rejected the proposal, citing undervaluation and structural complexities. The deal faced regulatory hurdles and shareholder skepticism, ultimately leading BHP to withdraw. This analysis explores the strategic objectives behind BHP's bid, the financial and regulatory challenges, and the broader market implications of the failed acquisition within the global copper market and mining industry consolidation trends.

The world of cryptocurrencies has never been short of dramatic twists and turns, and the recent events surrounding Bitcoin are a testament to this volatility. In a matter of days, Bitcoin’s price experienced a significant tumble, sending shockwaves throughout the cryptocurrency market. SpaceX’s Influence? The calm that had seemingly settled …

Apr 26, 2023 The energy markets are currently undergoing significant transformation in light of the green shift, and businesses and households must be prepared for the changes. To combat rising energy prices, one option is to use a supplier that provides an integrated energy solution, and has full control over …

Feb 28, 2023 Exploration projects are more common in developing countries than in developed ones, but there are still plenty of untapped opportunities in the latter. A great example is GoldLine Resources (TSXV: GLDL | OTCQB: TLLZF), a company taking the initiative to explore the mineral potential of the Nordics. …

As crypto and digital currencies become more common in the real world, more rules and regulations need to be implemented to stop “bad” people from using these currencies for doing bad stuff. Governing bodies across the world have been struggling to catch up with the new and innovative ways criminals …

Blockchain technology (BT) is a term you’ve probably heard several times in the past few months, particularly in relation to cryptocurrencies, and you are not alone if you are asking just what it is so this article answers that question and discusses some of its applications. What Is Blockchain Technology? …

Bitcoin and other cryptos are taxable assets. While taxation laws are different in different countries, the UK has a very rigorous tax regime.

Cryptocurrency regulations are still unclear in many countries. However, it must be noted that countries across the globe are embracing blockchain and crypto technology.

Bitcoin (BTC) is on a bull run after it regained the $50,000 mark on October 6, 2021. As of writing this, Bitcoin is trading above $60,000, according to CoinMarketCap. If this trend continues, BTC is expected to hit $100,000 in the next few months.

Ethereum reached a record US$4,350 before falling to under US$2,000, however, recently has been trading above US$4,000, closing on October 29, 2021 above US$4,400.