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2018
Randgold could lose $10m a year under proposed Congo mining codeBy:GOLD Randgold Resources could lose $10-million per year if a proposed change in the Democratic Republic of Congo is signed into law, Chief Executive Mark Bristow said. "At the top end it would be $10-million a year," Bristow told Reuters, referring to the financial impact of the new law.
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