Mine workers must embrace technology to use it successfully
The best new technology workers are the people who embrace it, says Mark Fawcett, a Partner at IBM.
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The pay gap in Latin America is over $90K for nationals and expatriates
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After cobalt-free pledge, Panasonic to triple consumption for auto batteries – sources
Panasonic Corp expects to more than triple its cobalt consumption in five years' time.
Trump trade war blows up big week for mining majors
A week choc-a-bloc with billion dollar copper, iron ore and cobalt deals ends with huge drop in prices and sell-off in stocks of mining's biggest names.
Gecamines says Glencore deal to yield billions for Congo state
Glencore reached a deal with Gecamines on Tuesday to end a legal dispute over Kamoto Copper Co.
South Africa’s new mining charter to credit past black deals
The charter produced in 2017, drafted by previous Minerals Minister Mosebenzi Zwane, threatened as many as 100,000 jobs.
S.Africa’s draft law proposes 30 pct black ownership for mining firms within 5 years
Agreeing a new version of the charter is seen as instrumental to securing further investment in the mining sector.
China’s issues guidelines on foreign investment measures
China's State Council issued guidelines on Friday for previously announced measures easing restrictions on foreign investment.
Samarco is said nearing settlement with Brazil prosecutors
Resolving the legal cases will allow talks with creditors to begin as the company starts to draft its long-term business plan.
