BHP aims for more copper, oil; steers away from EV minerals
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De Beers’ Victor mine closing doors in 2019
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Lower Q3 and Mali tax row take the glow off Randgold
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Acacia Mining top execs. quit amid ongoing dispute with Tanzania
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Fatalities at SSR Mining Marigold mine in Nevada climb to two
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Stratex shareholders block Crusader mining deal
Shareholders of miner Stratex International blocked reverse takeover of Australian-listed Crusader Resources and voted CEO Marcus Engelbrecht out of office.