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	return '<div class="headblock">\n<a target="childWinIntlIM" href="http://www.infomine.com/index/companies/ANSHAN_IRON_&_STEEL_GROUP_CORPORATION_(ANSTEEL).html"><b>ANSHAN IRON & STEEL GROUP CORPORATION (ANSTEEL)</b></a> and <a target="childWinIntlIM" href="http://www.infomine.com/index/companies/GINDALBIE_METALS_LTD.html"><b>GINDALBIE METALS LTD</b></a><br>\n  <i>Friday, November 07, 2008</i><br>\nGindalbie Metals announced that it has accepted an offer by its joint venture partner in the Karara Iron Ore Project, Anshan Iron & Steel Group Corporation, to fund Gindalbie’s share of the equity contribution towards the estimated A$1.8 billion project development cost via a A$162.06 million share placement to Ansteel to be undertaken at an issue price of 85 cents per share.<br><font color=black>(Complete Text of Nov&nbsp;7, 2008 <a  href="http://www.infomine.com/index/pr/PA693901.PDF">News Release</a>) <img src="/Images/Global/PDF.gif" width="19" height="10" alt=""" border="0"><br></div><div class="headblock">\n<a target="childWinIntlIM" href="http://www.infomine.com/index/companies/ALUMINUM_CORP_OF_CHINA_LTD.html"><b>ALUMINUM CORP OF CHINA LTD</b></a> and <a target="childWinIntlIM" href="http://www.infomine.com/index/companies/RIO_TINTO.html"><b>RIO TINTO</b></a><br>\n  <i>Thursday, November 06, 2008</i><br>\nState-backed Aluminium Corp of China (Chinalco) says its stake in Rio Tinto Ltd, which was held by failed investment bank Lehman Brothers, has been transferred to another custodian.<br>\n<b>(See Australian Associated Press: <a href="http://premium.infomine.com/scripts/standard/news/xmlnews_au.asp?a=&newsXML=aapress/aapress2360.xml">Chinalco says Rio stake transferred from Lehman Brothers</a> \n<img SRC="http://www.infomine.com/graphics/red-pic.gif" border="0" HEIGHT="10" WIDTH="10" >)</b>\n	<br>(November&nbsp;6, 2008) <br></div><div class="headblock">\n  <i>Thursday, November 06, 2008</i><br>\nPapua New Guinea police have arrested 104 illegal Chinese workers after immigration and labour raids at the controversial Ramu nickel mine.<br>\n<b>(See Australian Associated Press: <a href="http://premium.infomine.com/scripts/standard/news/xmlnews_au.asp?a=&newsXML=aapress/aapress2359.xml">PAC: 104 illegal workers arrested PNG&amp;s controversial Ramu mine</a> \n<img SRC="http://www.infomine.com/graphics/red-pic.gif" border="0" HEIGHT="10" WIDTH="10" >)</b><br>(November&nbsp;6, 2008) <br></div>';
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