In February, Xstrata announced it had obtained a 67.49 percent interest in Resource Pacific and called on remaining shareholders to accept its unconditional 3.20 Australian dollars per share cash offer for Resource Pacific.
For example, there is a strong corporate interest in resource management as pressure is placed on carbon outputs and in-demand resources like lithium-ion rise in cost.
Everyone who is looking for work in industry will have common concerns and a common interest in resource materials that your group might gather to share with all.
Those setbacks, driven partly by political objections in Washington to the Unocal transaction and in Canberra to the Rio Tinto deal, have forced Chinese companies to show more interest in resources in less stable countries like Iraq.
A strong focus lies on reducing the processing resources needed to solve the relative positioning problem, an issue of great interest in resource-constrained wireless sensor networks.
For the marginalized, systemic violence is a spiral of widespread rape, legalized and other forms of homophobia, chronic hunger and environmental degradation, often worsened by collusion among local elites and external interests in resource grabs.
These results are often interpreted in the framework of the parental conflict theory, in which the parents have diverging interests in resource allocation to the seed: paternally expressed genes promote endosperm growth, and maternally expressed genes tend to inhibit endosperm growth [27].
From this approach, it appears that community health is at the same time marginalised and instrumentalised toward economic and corporate interests in resource curse settings.
Despite China's keen interest in natural resource companies, the fund does not plan to bid for Rio Tinto or BHP Billiton, two primarily Australian mining companies currently sparring over a possible merger.
There have been continuing interest in the resource allocation problem for network coding aware OFDM networks in the literature (see e.g., [19 23]).
Interest in Crew Resource Management (CRM) training and assessment methods has extended well beyond the pioneering efforts to improve aviation safety.
