Vale, Glencore break off Canada nickel talks
Nickel prices have surged this year, making rationalization and cost-cutting in the Sudbury basin less urgent.
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China’s antitrust crackdown threatens BHP demerger
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Rinehart’s Roy Hill starts owner-operator mining
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Gold ETF holdings drop again, hedge funds lose interest
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