More than 50,000 Finnish industrial workers threaten to strike over wage dispute
The 10-day strike would affect operations at over 200 companies in Finland.
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The Australian rare earths miner said it has done detailed assessments for the proposed facility at Gebeng industrial estate.
Codelco signs multi-year contracts in Southeast Asia
The world's largest copper producer said it was seeking to quadruple its sales in the region by 2023 with the opening of an office in Singapore.
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A five-year plan adds some details on Beijing’s drive to reshape heavy industries.
Peru government still far from deal on MMG’s Las Bambas mine restart
In a press conference on Wednesday, Prime Minister Vasquez said the government's spending proposal is a "solution."
World’s first school for holistic mining management incorporates ESG agenda
The University of Arizona’s School of Mining and Mineral Resources will strive to change the public perception of mining.
Romans exploited silver deposits in Portugal, Spain to make coins
European researchers determined which locations may have been mined for silver to produce Roman coinage.
