GENEVA: Mining giant Glencore said Tuesday that it was being probed by the United States in a corruption investigation linked to its business in Nigeria, Venezuela and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The announcement caused Glencore’s share price to plunge by more than 12 percent on the London Stock Exchange, where it is listed -- its biggest fall in two years, according to Bloomberg.
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