De Beers to Shutter South African Diamond Mine to Save Cash
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Diamond giant De Beers has announced plans to halt production at its South African mine for two years. The company, once a monopoly, is grappling with what it describes as one of the worst crises in the diamond industry's history. This move is intended to conserve cash amid the downturn.
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De Beers plans to halt production at its South African mine for two years.
De Beers was a monopoly.
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De Beers was a monopoly.
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- The company is described as a 'one-time monopoly' facing a deep crisis.
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Loaded language removedDiamond giant De Beers plans to halt production at its South African mine for two years, as the former monopoly continues to deal with one of the most significant downturns to ever hit the industry.
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De Beers was a monopoly.
BloombergDe Beers is a diamond giant.
BloombergThe diamond industry is facing one of the deepest crises in its history.
OpinionDe Beers plans to halt production at its South African mine for two years.
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