and the ceo of anglo has made it perfectly clear he reckons he can create more value in anglo american than, frankly, if i was a shareholder in anglo, i wouldn't be in this for jump a small premium from bhp. i would be buying anglo shares for a much, much bigger uplift on the back of higher copper prices and higher other commodity prices that are sure to come. so i'm not convinced this deal has that much rationale behind it, and i wouldn't be surprised if it fell away and anglo said, sorry, guys, we reckon we can create more value on our own. >> do you think they can, a breakup of the company as they've outlined a couple of weeks ago? that's bound to be messy. it could take forever. the plan to focus on some of the core businesses probably ten years ago and not to fully materialize. can anglo really do it on its own, and would that translate into a material copper uplift? >> i think you're right. big transactions like this are quite difficult to work in reality. yes, there are some balance sheet gains and you can always point to a billion dollars of synergy here and there on the accoun

there is a lot that can come out of anglo.urse, we know glencore is looking at it and we are pretty sure rio tinto is looking at it and i'm sure others will be. the end game for bhp is to effectively gain an approach f approval from the investment community. there are other targets out there. they have smaller copper mines, but you can acquire copper more easily in other parts of the world. i'm not sure what the full end game here. i'm not sure anglo is the end game as that target for bhp. >> putting out the word with the plans must be with regards to jobs, et cetera as well. this is that volatile market that anglo is looking at and saying we are not sure how we play a significant role in that further. other companies doing the same as bhp as we have been noticing. how do you think this plays out in the mining sector as well? with regards to further consolidation of other evntitie or businesses, do we see copper as the primary? we have seen gold move higher. do we see consolidation in that sector? >> well, certainly gold miner

of anglo that was at stake here.lo is a complicated business with lots of different companies, its own stakes in other units in south africa, so both bhb and anglo recognize this. anglo's structural proposal will see it selloff those businesses, so it becomes a simpler company. it becomes a simpler company for others to take in the future. that is why i am saying there is a possibility of a bigger takeover battle in the future, perhaps next year or beyond. lizzy: it ain't over yet to anyone he was disappointed. we thank you for the latest on that. it would have been mining's biggest deal in a decade, so we have got to check in on commodities. you have seen a rally in copper and iron ore prices. copper, 1.4% down. iron ore lower 2.6%. a bright spot among the base metals, aluminum has been at a two year high. china at the biggest producer, so aluminum benefiting from tighter chinese capacity models. and brent as well, $83 per barrel down on this risk off mode we have been discussing all morning after the weak treasury

bhp walks away from anglo american, as the uk mining giant refuses to accept its $49 billion takeover offer. if you've done some online shopping recently, you may find it's taking more time to receive your parcels. we find out why. hello and welcome to business today. i'm mariko oi. to our top story this morning — the australian mining giant, bhp, has scrapped its $49 billion offer to buy its british rival, anglo american. its decision came after anglo american rejected a request to extend a deal—making deadline. bhp had been particularly attracted to the uk mining giant's copper assets — which, thanks to its mines in south america — would have given a combined company control of roughly 10% of global supply. another sticking point was reaching an agreement on job security for more than 40,000 south african miners employed by anglo american. in a statement, bhp ceo mike henry said their proposal was the most effective structure to deliver value for anglo american shareholders. anglo had rejected bhp's previous offers, saying they undervalued the company and its prospects. speaking of

its decision came after anglo american rejected a request to extend a deal—making deadline. had been particularly attracted to the uk mining giant's copper assets — which, thanks to its mines in south america — would have given a combined company control of roughly 10% of global supply. another sticking point was reaching an agreement on job security for more than 40,000 south african miners employed by anglo american. in a statement, bhp ceo mike henry said their proposal was the most effective structure to deliver value for anglo american shareholders. anglo had rejected bhp's previous offers, saying they undervalued the company and its prospects. speaking of deals, it's been a big week for consolidation in the energy sector. the latest development? conocophillips�*s acquisition of marathon 0il in a $22.5 billion deal. erin delmore has all the details and more on this rising trend. speaking of deals, it's been a big week for consolidation in the energy sector. the latest development? conocophillips�*s acquisition of marathon 0il in a $22.5 billion deal. erin delmore has al

time is running out when it comes to the extension in its talks with anglo. there are still a lot of concerns over the structure and the two sides still seem to be at this impasse at this point. we are watching that, given that there are still risks being seen by anglo. 5:00 p.m. wednesday is the deadline for bhp to commit to an offer. watching some of the aussie minuses, the steel signed with the eu when it comes to collaboration investment across critical minerals. we have been looking at this potential kind of improvement when it comes to apple's iphone shipments, up 52% according to some data from the china academy from information and communications technology. that rebound could play through to some of the upper suppliers in this part of the world. get a roundup of the stories you need to know in today's edition of daybreak. bloomberg subscribers can get it on their terminals. it is also on the bloomberg anywhere app. you can play around and get the news on the industries and asset classes you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ do you want to close out? s

a reset in talks, anglo could split or a rival could come in? absolutely.ard has opened a jar at least two bhp people to engage further and that is progress and it would indicate there is a willingness to discuss further the deal. the language in the announcements from both companies is key and the devil is in the detail with regards to their wedding of the anglo american in particular being that they have not used the words value. it is more around structure. obviously thatis around structure. obviously that is more structure to be had and it would indicate bhp still have a hope of completing a deal here. still have a hope of completing a deal here-— a deal here. what do you think miaht a deal here. what do you think might happen? _ a deal here. what do you think might happen? l _ a deal here. what do you think might happen? ithink- a deal here. what do you think might happen? i think what. a deal here. what do you think might happen? i think what is| might happen? i think what is clear here _ might happen? i think what is clear here is _ might happen? i t

look at shares in anglo american.7% as we speak. >>> south africa is in the midst of the seventh democratic ele election since apartheid. the vote could mark a watershed for south african politics with the governing anc could lose for the first time in decades. this is amid sky high unemployment and high crime rates and rolling blackouts across the country. yesterday, former president jacob zuma was barred from running for parliament with the constitutional court ruling that the prison sentence of 2021 disqualifies him. it does not impact the campaign at all according to his team. we have arabile with more on the conversation. let me toss it out to you. >> reporter: carolin, thank you for very much. you are highlighting significant factors for south africa. we are in the middle of the election and the ex-pats voting this weekend. and the election is very important because it is 30 years since south africa got democracy in the first open efficiently vote in 1994. a significant move in a country that has been plagued by

also, with this radical restructuring of anglo proposed by the anglo board itself, that's going to give some pause. it has taken some of the wind out of the bhp bid because the proposal is so similar to bhp's. all of this comes against the background of record copper price. reaching above $11,000 earlier today. as we know, the whole motivation behind this bid was for those copper mines, so it's been an interesting week in the metals and mining space. tom: we count down to that deadline and they have to make that decision by 5 p.m. wednesday time. martin richie with the details on the bhp-anglo american potential takeover saga. martin was talking about the cover price. that is the gem at the heart of the anglo business that bhp are angling for. copper is now at 10,900 81, of 3% in the session, year to date it is up 20%. the short squeeze in new york leading to many of the shipments being re-diverted to new york, that is putting further pressure on the upside. 10,981 on cover. gold breaking through fresh records, of 1%, part of it is geopolitics, part of it is expectations around cuts fro

this has not one over the anglo-american board.l: the -- the -- the offer is now up to $43 billion, but yes, the response was bhp's approach undervalued the company so that includes copper. where the risk came from has been the structure of the deals so as part of the deal, they would be required to spin off its platinum metal business and iron or business in south africa. getting approval and regulatory green lights to spin off those parts of the business as soon -- are seen as key risks. anglo said it could take a long time and was not worth it for shareholders. management are under a lot of pressure. anglo has failed to keep up with glencore, bhp so it is quite undervalued. last year, the board announced they would undertake a review you of assets and the business. shareholders have been in the dark, not knowing what is next. management promised today that they would release the strategic review and outline value for shareholders. haidi: it has been underway for months and rushed into the market. what is in there that will impre

anglo has to ask for that so you have to see some competence from the anglo board that they could seeement on the bhp side otherwise bhp walks away and has to stay away for six months. if that happens, it is not the end. it's a marathon, not a sprint. the anglo board would have six months to make park -- progress with her self-help plan. if they do not, they become a target again and not just for bhp. tom: the self-help plan of thank you very much in terms of the latest with what we hand down to the latest in terms of the offering, 5:00 p.m. u.k. time. plenty more coming up. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's an amazing thing when you show generosity of spirit to someone. and you want people to be saved and to have a better life, then you don't stop. the idea that we have saved five million people's lives, it's overwhelming. it's everything. >> i've been asked many times would we take potential interest rate increases off the table? i don't think anybody has formally taken them off the table, even me. i say that we could see it here for as long as necessary until we get convinced

of course, they did not bring us closer to the anglo-saxons, and what’s more, there was even an absolutelylan called the unthinkable, to arm captured military prisoners of the fermacht officers, throw an atomic bomb on the soviet union , take the already exhausted, bloodless country literally with bare hands , fortunately... this did not happen, because by that time the soviet union already possessed an atomic bomb, the west did not agree to this, did not risk it, if we talk about the west, then... it is not a sin to remember that in general, the ideology of nazism, it was taken by hitler from the anglo-saxons, remember, for example, the words of the writer, pullicar prize winner, john toland, who wrote that hitler’s concept of the camps, as well as the practicality of genocide, owes much to his, that is, hitler, research into the history of ... directly, you don’t need to look far for examples, look at eurovision, where, as they say, god ordered us not to take part in this, look what it has turned into? and at the opening of the olympic games in paris in 2024 a unique spectacle awaits us

is there a chance anglo could wait.le of years there may be more competition after a restructure. >> as you identified copper as the main reason behind this deal. it is extremely important to the energy transition should it is used in wind turbines, solar panels and energy storm -- energy storage grids which are going to need massive up rates to cope with a lot more renewables. that is the main reason the hp wants -- the reason bhp wants anglo. anglo actually has its own plan to restructure and that involves spinning off its platinum business and exiting diamond mining and coal. this is a good -- this is good timing for bhp given where anglo's share price is at. the fact anglo has strong roots in south africa and employs a lot of people, the fact this is happening before the south african election potentially complicates things a little more. we will -- it will be interesting to see whether we get another extension and whether bhp wants it enough they will be prepared to change the structure. annabelle: we will continue

it all started with the protestant reform in the anglo-saxon world. in front of which i walked nominalismminalists believed that there are no ideas, there are only separate individual things, so the individual, he still was. is a key idea that has been placed at the center of liberal ideology, and liberalism is, in my opinion, a historical, cultural, political and philosophical process to free the individual from any kind of collective identification, from the collective from the collective, standing above the individual. and it started with the rejection of the catholic church, as a manifestation collectivism, renunciation of the empire, the western empire, as a manifestation of collectivism. after this there was a rejection of the national state, as a manifestation of collectivism in favor of a purely secular society. after that, in the 20th century there was this great war between liberalism, communism and fascism and liberalism. apart from liberalism, there were no more ideologies left, and liberalism was the liberation of all these individuals from any kind of collective affiliation,

clara: i think we will see a pause in the fighting at anglo. bhp obviously has to stay away for six months. but anglo have a self- health plan to carry out, a difficult plan. they have deals to carry out that don't have buyers. the the beer dam in the business, for example, to revolve the issue of anglo platinum, to sell those assets, not very easy to sell and certainly not with obvious buyers. it's going to take time. they are in a precarious position where they need to show progress, but it will be difficult. if they don't show enough progress, you can be sure that every single one of the large mining companies will be looking at them. and if they show progress, they will become a copper and iron ore-focused company which in itself will become a lot more attractive. haidi: we are seeing the return for deals after years on the sidelines. does the fact that bhp chose to walk away rather than continue to sweeten the deal, does not reflect may be a new degree of caution when it comes to how they deal with shareholder reaction? clara: that is cert

anglo does not really like that and they are going to have to find a third way. i think their concerns are shared by some government figures in south africa. >> is there a risk bhp offers too much? >> i think this is something the bhp shareholders are obviously very sensitive to it well, they do not want bhp to overpay for a flagship deal, a deal that would perhaps satisfy the ambitions of ceo mike henry but destroy some value. i think a lot of shareholders see great strategic value in combining bhp and anglo because of the copper assets. shortages are predicted in the future but they certainly do not want to do that at any price and especially with a transaction that is so complex and subject to a lot of execution risk. >> martin ritchie, thank you so much for those insights. let's check on copper, easing after going past the 11,000 mark and retreating from the record and profit taking demand dropping with bhp down 2.5% and mitsubishi materials lower by more than 3%. copper down almost 3% as we speak and we are also watching asian military stocks on the back of

a simplified anglo american could have a much of i -- much higher valuation.s is the big question, is bhp willing to spend a higher premium on anglo for its copper assets in six or 12 months? so you are right on the money there. haidi: as we count down to the wednesday london time 5:00 p.m. deadline, we will be watching for any developments for you. they cannot comment on a regulatory investment as they face pressure to compensate thousands who bought complex securities tied to a chinese stock index that performed badly. our asia stocks reporter joins us for more. what we know about this story and what is the contention? >> they were one of the six south korea nationwide banks investigated by south korean authorities for their miss selling of the exotic notes tied to the pricing index. even though standard chartered bank kirby is one of the top 10 banks, one of the rather smaller banks in south korea when it comes to commercial banks lending. it was one of the top five sellers of the housing china exotic notes. the bank sold about $900 million worth of product

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basic resources sits .50% down off the anglo american news. anglo american is down significantly in the early morning trade, dom. >> thank you, arabile gumede in london with the latest. let's keep this conversation going and bring in mark avalone. arabile mentioned aw wait-and-se mode. the inflation story, mark, is it front and center for you and investors out there? >> good morning. we have never felt that inflation had been tamed. we talk about it and we were saying level for longer. the fed was stuck. they had gotten ahead verbally a few months ago. the market ran up in anticipation. you have issues under the surface. the wage pressures and unionization. hollywood went on strike, u.p.s. went on strike, healthcare workers went on strike. other workers see that and they want a piece of it. you have other unionization efforts and employers need to pay more so workers don't leave for higher paying jobs. i know the fed raising rates and they are trying to weaken the employment market as an effect to lower unemployment and raise unemployment and

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bhp wants anglo to sell those companies.leaves shareholders exposed to regulatory risks if the south african government were to impose conditions on the spinoffs of the company's after, so bhp really has to address that to reassure anglo shareholders and reassure regulators in south africa that its plan is satisfactory from their point of view. at the same time, they have to be mindful of bhp's shareholders. i think there is less room for them to lift the offer some more, but there may be wiggle room in the conditions. tom: martin ritchie on this proposed potential deal and how it is moving forward and a one-week extension. thank you very much indeed. a company is keeping its contract with a russian aluminum giant despite sales volumes dwindling and international sanctions. bloomberg understands the deal for delivery of one million tons of aluminum has been rolled over into early 2026. the company has been shipping only a fraction of that amount. let's check in on the commodity space, because there is pressure coming through

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british mining giant anglo american has rejected bhp's anglo american has rejected bhp�*s third takeoverone—week extension to allow bhp to make another binding offer. anglo american dismissed the first two office for being too cheap but says the third offer was ruled out due to the structure of the deal. in the european says —— space agency has appointed with a satellite to detect the sound energetic outburst. called the visual, it will be able to forecast a further three — four days notice of solar storms, it will be built in britain and cost about $370 million. —— european space agency. that's it for business today, thank you for watching and i'll see you again at the same time tomorrow. for now. hey, i'm zof with the catch up. tonight — a uk general election begins, palestinian statehood and flamingoes. so, i hope you don't have many summer plans because prime minister rishi sunak hasjust announced a new general election. that's right — after months of batting away speculation about when the vote might be, he's finally pulled the trigger for the fourth ofjuly. the conservatives are cu

is walking away from its $49 billion bid for anglo american. the ways it could expand its copper business, coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth plan to keep you on track. when you're planning for it all... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh haslinda: here's a look at how bhp is trading. under pressure, down almost 2% after it decided again

anglo believes it's too complicated and requires its own shareholders. turning to india.for... the amount of money of raise is slipping to five—year lows. these numbers show that india raise about $71 billion in 2023-24. that is raise about $71 billion in 2023—24. that is marginally 2023—211. that is marginally lower than the previous year, but about 13% below the highs that we saw in 2020. the slowdown in foreign inflows raises concerns about india's ambitions to emerge as an alternative investment decision to china. the rbi says inflows have been affected by rising inflation and tough geopolitics. spender capital and private equity funding and startups and private equity funding and startu ps could and private equity funding and startups could also have an impact. what's more, even of the foreign investments as a country falls —— in the country is falling, the amount of money investors have ta ken is falling, the amount of money investors have taken out has jumped by 30% this year. this could be because of investors casting out of their existing indian investments and a

anglo not so keen on that.he law says that bhp cannot have another stab now for six months unless there is a rival bid. haidi: you wonder if rivals are breathing a sigh of relief or looking at the opportunity there to perhaps hover around a little more because this would have created a commodities powerhouse that would have towered over competitors. it still comes at a time where despite the recent bit of a pullback and profit-taking when it comes to this copper rally, up about 25% almost this year, that long-term bull case is very much intact in terms of tighter supply, greater demand, even without the china recovery story. there is so much demand for copper assets and prices continue to go in one direction. this kind of decision to walk away by bhp instead of sweetening or changing its bid, it is a bit of a new reality for dealmaking. they are coming back to these discussions but clearly boards are not wanting to anger shareholders by going too far. paul: perhaps a little bit of caution. we saw anglo shares f

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this theory was not developed by him, it arose in the depths of the anglo-saxon world, but didn’t thislled new world order, it may not be called fascism, but digital control over a person, about the idea of ​​the golden billion, about the possibility and necessity of reducing humanity quantitatively. in order to leave those necessary to service this golden billion, doesn’t this echo ideas of nazism, directly, directly, you don’t need to look far for examples, look at eurovision, where, as they say, god ordered us not to take part in this, look what it has become? and at the opening of the olympic games in paris in 2024, a unique spectacle awaits us: the olympic flame will be carried not by an athlete, not by a scientist, not by an outstanding figure, but by a transvestite, look at this phenomenon, and he will carry it in heels 25 cm long, here we laugh, but it makes me laugh, but you know, this laughter borders on i'm terrified, i can't. to say from the screen, but you will understand me, you know, ask such a question, you guys haven’t eaten fish soup, you understand me, you don’t unde

all of them rejected by anglo.hink the signals bhp is standing so far, is that this is final, that valuation is final. anglo with think, is also happy with the valuation. but it is the structure that is important. to the point about waiting until angle itself is a structure that has its own plan, if bhp doesn't make the bid now, it might be that i would years from now is much higher and they have missed their opportunity to do it this time around. we think that's what they're going for there. annabelle: communities reporter martin ritchie there. we are just under 20 minutes away from the opens in sydney, seoul and tokyo and the outlook for equities is mixed. a few different themes we tracked overnight. firstly the nvidia numbers after the bell. that stock rising 6%. even another bar is so high, the company jumped over it. really exceptional numbers and the really great outlook. at the same time, you had the fed minutes discussing the need for the fed to stay higher for longer, what we had been hearing from fed spea

we remember that ford also contributed to the rise of hitler, and general motors, and anglo-saxon politiciansr nazi germany, which fell mainly on the shoulders of the soviet union, our losses were almost 27 million lives, of course, did not bring us closer to the anglo-saxons, and moreover, there was even an absolutely inhuman idea of ​​churchel, a plan called the unthinkable is to arm prisoners, military, captives... soldiers, officers of the fermacht, throw an atomic bomb on the soviet union, an already exhausted, bloodless country literally take it with your bare hands. fortunately , this did not happen, because by that time the soviet union already had an atomic bomb; the west did not agree to do this, did not take the risk. if we talk about the west, then it’s not a sin to remember that ideology in general. said directly at the nuremberg trial, when alfred rosenberg was accused of authoring the racial theory, he said there at the nyberg trial that this theory was not developed by him, it arose in the depths of the anglo-saxon world, and didn’t this lead our today’s world to the so-called

. ♪ ♪ >> anglo american has rejected a second approach, $43 billion.akeover would have made me the world largest copper review. frank paul allen out of melbourne. still no deal. what is the sticking point? paul: the borrower last night responded to bhp's offer by thick it is undervaluing the company and future prospects. the structure of the deal would require them to an there iron ore projects. management spoke to shareholders within anglo-american and they are under a lot of pressure. anglo-american has failed to keep up including glencore and bhp. >> and -- and -- and -- and they are under pressure so we understand we will get more details? paul: yeah, it was last year when anglo-americans board launched a formal review into its internal assets and future strategy. strategic review is the precursor to divestments or spinoffs, however shareholders have been left in the dark ever since that strategic review was launched. overnight, the company said it would release results of the review so they have been scrambling to present shareholders with an opti

this very well, we remember that both ford and gene motors contributed to the rise of hitler , and anglo-saxonns and bankers, and the dales brothers, we understand perfectly well that the victory over hitler’s germany, which fell mainly on the shoulders of the soviet... union, our losses were almost 27 million lives, of course, did not bring us closer to the anglo-saxons, and moreover, it was even absolutely inhuman churchill’s idea, a plan that was called the unthinkable, was to arm captured military officers, captured soldiers, fermacht officers, and throw an atomic bomb on the soviet union, an already exhausted, bloodless country. take it literally with bare hands, fortunately this did not happen, because by that time the soviet union had an atomic bomb, but the west did not agree to do so, did not take the risk. if we talk about the west, then it is not a sin to remember that in general the ideology of nazism was taken by hitler from the anglo-saxons, remember, for example, the words of the writer, laureate. who wrote that hitler's concept of the camps, as well as the practicality of genoc

its decision came after anglo american rejected a request to extend a deal—making deadline.b security for more than 40,000 south african miners employed by anglo american.

this is exactly how i see the anglo-saxon world that you are talking about asked.elieve that you are at the forefront of this whole process, which began with anglo-saxon emperism, nominalism, protestantism, and now you... are at the forefront of the process, since you , more than any other european country, are committed to liberalism, which is what you say, obviously it's happening, and it's terrible. but this is not how i imagine liberalism when i call myself what in the united states is called a classical liberal. liberalism is the right to choose and freedom from slavery. yes, when i was growing up, we understood liberalism, the individual’s right to have freedom of conscience, to say what he thinks, to protect himself from the state, which is the opposite of ethicism and totalitarianism. the majority, and now it is the rule of the minorities over the majority, because the majority can choose hitler or putin, so we have to be very careful with the majority, so we need to take control of the majority, and the minorities must rule the majority, and this is no lon

what do you think will happen to anglo american? will it stay independent and break op?— break up? i think eventually it will aet break up? i think eventually it will get swallowed _ break up? i think eventually it will get swallowed up, - break up? i think eventually it will get swallowed up, eitherl will get swallowed up, either by bhp, or another company. cough up its main assets people are trying to bet and win, it is just to attractive a long—term metal — copper, its main asset. long-term metal - copper, its main asset-— main asset. good to talk to ou. to the us now, where, at the moment, another day means another record close on wall street. this time both the s&p 500 and the tech heavy nasdaq hit all—time highs at the close on tuesday. so what is fuelling this bull run? well, some say investors are betting big on stellar results from the chip giant, nvidia, which are due out later today, and there is continued good cheer, brought on by the lower—than—expected inflation numbers out in the us last week. michelle fleury was watc

the two sites are very close, only question is whether they can get over the last concerns on the anglo american side, particularly regarding structure and the cost of some of what bhp wants to do with her south african assets. this is an iron ore business in the platinum business if they can get close enough, it's likely we will have an extension if not actually a final bid today. that would at least be progress. it is of course possible that they do not see -- and that one week is not enough and at one point bhp could walk away and would have to stay away for six months. tom: is that the crux of the disagreement, less about the value of this bid and more about the south african assets? >> it is really about the structure. if you look at the change in the initial rejections focused on undervaluing and what we find in rejection statements from targets. it was about undervaluing a

, a method of implementing their policy, they don’t do that with allies, another thing is that the anglo-saxonsation of the word ally, they call allies, even those who will be betrayed tomorrow, and maybe even tonight, this is also a fact. you just paid good attention to who was saved in the end, that is , look, again a statement comes out, the emphasis is shifted, yes, cameron in this case is his personality. leading them away from responsibility, because it still comes down to who is behind all this drama, which has been unfolding on the european continent for many years. actually, who is standing, britain or the usa, who is the angli-saxons, washington, london, then collective brussels, which is completely subordinate to them, well , everyone else, whom we call vassals, subordinate to this same anglo-saxon destructive mind. and so on , hello, look, we’ve seen cameron’s overall career is quite interesting, yes, he’s first a prime minister, then documents emerge that he owns offshore companies, he resigns then returns to head meath, why are they so diligent in saving when you say they save, it

its decision came after anglo american rejected a request to extend a deal—making deadline. had been particularly attracted to the uk mining giant's copper assets — which, thanks to its mines in south america — would have given a combined company control of roughly 10% of global supply. another sticking point was reaching an agreement on job security for more than 40,000 south african miners employed by anglo american. in a statement, bhp ceo mike henry said... anglo had rejected bhp's previous offers, saying they undervalued the company and its prospects. speaking of deals, it's been a big week for consolidation in the energy sector. the latest development? conocophillips�*s acquisition of marathon oil in a $22.5 billion deal. erin delmore has all the details and more on this rising trend. think about the early days of the pandemic. people are stuck at home, not going out and not driving their cars. 0il at home, not going out and not driving their cars. oil prices crashed, but sent them, prices have come back then. —— back—up. take conocophillips. the share price has nearly

its decision came after anglo american rejected a request to extend a deal—making deadline.hing an agreement on job security for more than 40,000 south african miners employed by anglo american. in a statement, bhp ceo mike henry said their proposal was the most effective structure to deliver

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anglo had dismissed the first two offers for being too cheap, but says the third offer was ruled outency has allocated money for a new space weather satellite. called vigil, it will be able to see the side of the sun about to face sun, giving forecasters a further three to four days' notice of solar storms. it will be built in britain at a cost of about $370 million. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hey, i'm zof with the catch up. tonight — a uk general election begins, palestinian statehood and flamingoes. so, i hope you don't have many summer plans because prime minister rishi sunak hasjust announced a new general election. that's right — after months of batting away speculation about when the vote might be, he's finally pulled the trigger for the fourth ofjuly. the conservatives are currently behind the labour party in the polls, but after positive news today that the rate of inflation is now down to 2.3%, mr sunak stresses his party is the only one who could offer long—term economic security. this is what he said outside number 10 earlier. ea