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Anglo American’s Mark Cutifani anticipates 20% returns after rejigging assets

The chief executive of Anglo American plans to double profitability in the company after shedding low-income operations.

Uncut diamonds seen through a jeweller’s loupe. Zimbabwe may not hire Global Diamond Tenders in future

De Beers diamond prices rise as Anglo chases targets

The diamond mining company, which saw returns of 10% return on capital, has been tasked by its parent company to deliver 15% by 2016.

Anglo American says copper unit operating ‘exceptionally well’

The mining giant is pleased with the performance of its copper operations but has maintained output forecasts for fear of setbacks.

Anglo American plunges into $1.5bn net loss in 2012

Miner Anglo American has posted an annual net loss of $1.49-billion after taking a $4.6-million hit on its iron ore project and platinum assets.

Amplats’ Carroll: Mining companies need more certainty

Anglo American Platinum outgoing head Cynthia Carroll has told the mining indaba delegation that South Africa was at a pivotal moment.

Two of the highest profile female FTSE directors – Pearson chief ­executive Marjorie Scardino and Anglo American mining boss Cynthia Carroll – recently resigned.

UK minister admonishes all-male boards of FTSE firms

British Business Secretary Vince Cable will write to the bosses of the eight companies in the FTSE 100 index that still have men-only boardrooms..

Anglo American’s CEO Cynthia Carroll blames apartheid legacy for turmoil at South African mines.

Carroll: Mine violence caused by legacy of apartheid

Violence witnessed in the mining sector this year stems from "underlying social problems that remain", says Anglo American’s CEO Cynthia Carroll.

Former government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi.

Sacked in 2012

The past year has seen the axe fall on a number of controversial characters. The Mail & Guardian looks at 2012’s high-profile job losses.

Two of the highest profile female FTSE directors – Pearson chief ­executive Marjorie Scardino and Anglo American mining boss Cynthia Carroll – recently resigned.

Anglo’s hot seat up for grabs

But with so many risks beyond their control, the one question is, who would want to take up Cynthia Carroll’s position as Anglo American’s CEO?

Anglo American’s CEO Cynthia Carroll blames apartheid legacy for turmoil at South African mines.

Market responds positively to Carroll’s resignation

South Africa’s markets have welcomed news that Anglo American’s chief executive Cynthia Carroll has stepped down, with stock shooting up 1.8%.

Cynthia Carroll.

Cynthia Carroll resigns as Anglo American CEO

Anglo American CEO Cynthia Carroll has resigned from the position, saying she felt it was the right time to step down.

Sick miner appeals to Anglo for help

Sick miner appeals to Anglo for help

Daniel Thakamakau, a South African miner who allegedly contracted TB after digging gold for Anglo American, has demanded compensation.

Oppenheimers leave the diamond race with $5bn sale

Oppenheimers leave the diamond race with $5bn sale

The Oppenheimer dynasty has ended by selling their 40% of De Beers to global miner Anglo American for $5.1-billion.

‘Read my lips, nationalisation doesn’t work’

Governments must steer clear of the "blind alleys" of nationalisation and excessive tax, Anglo American’s Cynthia Carroll said on Thursday.

AmaDiba win major battle in war against Xolobeni miners

Shabangu: No nationalisation in my lifetime

Susan Shabangu is still opposed to the nationalisation of mines even though the ANC is researching the issue.

Anglo: Mine nationalisation a ‘road to ruin’

Nationalising SA’s mines would be the country’s path to ruin and would drive away billions of dollars in investments, Anglo American has warned.

Carroll named Anglo Platinum chairperson

Cynthia Carroll, chief executive of Anglo American, will become chairperson of Anglo Platinum with effect from September 1 2010.

Who will head the household?

As with most commodities companies, both Xtrata and Anglo American have taken a knock in the global slow down as demand for their goods has plummeted.

Anglo will ‘try’ to minimise job cuts

Anglo American, one of the world’s largest mining groups, will ”try to minimise the impact of job cuts”, it said on Wednesday.

Minister: Safety at work a constitutional imperative

Working conditions that threaten the lives of mine workers flout the laws of the country, Minister of Minerals and Energy Buyelwa Sonjica said on Tuesday. ”Safety at work is a…