South Africa won’t appeal court ruling on black mining ownership
The High Court struck down stipulations that an ownership target of 26% for Black investors in South African mining companies would remain in perpetuity.
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Nornickel is paying out 60% of its core earnings in dividends for 2021.
CHARTS: Mining’s fattest margins
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China’s big commodity inflation scare is easing — for now
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BHP and Woodside to create global energy company
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Bonterra drills bonanza 140 g/t gold over 0.5m at Gladiator
Bonterra has so far drilled 229,691 metres at Gladiator and discovered 1.4 million oz of gold.
Talisker cuts 81 g/t gold in Bralorne-Pioneer Gap zone in Britsh Columbia
This intersection increased the strike of the 77 vein 1,100 metres from historic workings.
i-80 Gold proceeds with underground exploration at McCoy-Cove
According to i-80, the Cove deposit on the McCoy-Cove property represents one of North America's higher-grade gold deposits.
Gold price drops to 2-week low as Fed opens door to faster tapering
The Fed suggested last week that it would table the idea of tapering its asset purchases at the upcoming December meeting.
