Companies operating in developing countries find new way to counteract corruption
Some firms have been able to minimize the ability of host-country actors to request bribes by maximizing their bargaining power.
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Colombia’s mining future tied to metals not coal, minister says
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MMG’s Congo mine pauses production to switch from sulphide to oxide ore
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Northern Dynasty issues Pebble report in light of Trump mining order
According to the company, Pebble's endowment would expand the US rhenium resource base by as much as 84%.
