Outside of Tesla, future EV sales in US may be thin for most brands
US demand for electric vehicles, including hybrids, could rise to 1.28 million by 2026, a new study projected on Wednesday.
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China gears up to weaponize rare earths dominance in trade war
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Eike Batista plots his comeback and offers advice to Elon Musk
While differences between the men are glaring -- Musk wants his electric cars to break the world’s fossil fuel addiction -- the sudden downfall of Batista’s oil company offers a cautionary tale for Tesla investors.
Swiss open criminal probe after Glencore complaint by non-profit
Switzerland’s top prosecutor opened a criminal probe against “unknown perpetrators” suspected of bribing foreign officials after a public interest group filed a complaint in 2017 against Glencore.
Zambia turns up the nationalist heat on its copper miners — opinion
President Edgar Lungu has swiftly followed through on his threat with a move to liquidate Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), the local operating unit of India's Vedanta and one of the country's biggest producers.
Vedanta’s KCM unit said to attract Kazakh, Chinese interest
Eurasian Resources Group and China Non-Ferrous Metals Co. expressed interest in buying Konkola Copper Mines, should the Zambian government succeed in seizing it from Vedanta.
Golden Share acquires Basking project in Ontario
The project is located 100 kilometres north-northwest of the Ring of Fire nickel and chromite deposits.
CanAlaska to start drilling at West McArthur uranium project
The program is intended to locate high-grade uranium hosted in faults along the C10 horizon, the major regional fault structure.
Mexico’s Zacatecas state offers to mediate Newmont Goldcorp mine dispute
The dispute at Penasquito, Mexico's largest gold and silver mine, has led to losses for public coffers and the firm, as well as lost pay for workers and contractors.
