October 22, 2013 BHP, Rio to inject $10bn in Australia’s iron ore sector Signs of recovery in the resource industry.
October 21, 2013 BHP’s iron ore business shoots the lights out World's biggest miner ups iron ore production 23% after 35mtpa Jimblebar project comes in six months ahead of schedule.
October 21, 2013 Thousands march against large-scale mining in Uruguay About 2,000 people rallied in Uruguay’s capital, demanding the government to stop London-based Zamin Ferrous's $3 billion Valentines iron ore mine and other major projects.
October 21, 2013 BHP adds $10m to Australian indigenous scholarship program “Over the past five financial years, we have committed more than A$55 million in education initiatives through the BHP Billiton Community Development Program.”
October 21, 2013 Look out Hollywood, here comes Clive Palmer Palmer says he's registered a production company to film Titanic II's maiden voyage.
October 20, 2013 Can China topple the dollar? Chinese state media commentary calls for 'new world order' with 'new international reserve currency.'
October 20, 2013 VIDEO: Here’s what goes on at the London Metal Exchange The world's biggest and oldest metals market is getting a makeover under new CEO.
October 18, 2013 Chile’s Collahuasi boosts Anglo American results, logs copper record Anglo's Collahuasi copper mine more than doubled output to 63,600 tonnes, way above analysts’ expectations.
October 18, 2013 Canada-Europe historic trade deal removes tariffs on metals and minerals The deal will be the largest trade agreement in Canadian history.
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