Rio Tinto profit misses on iron ore price slump, cuts dividend
The miner declared an interim dividend of $1.77 per share, below last year's $2.67.
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Colombia names leftist engineer as new mining minister
Andrés Camacho, 42, will be in charge of Colombia’s transition away from its two main sources of revenue: oil and coal.
Rio Tinto donates land for college campus expansion in Oregon
The land donation, valued at $165,000, triples the size of the campus about two miles north of Brookings.
Pilbara Minerals hunts for deals after record lithium output
“There is opportunity for consolidation” in the sector, which is dominated by small and mid-sized producers, its managing director said.
China’s H1 gold consumption up over 16%
The consumption figure excludes reserve purchases by the People's Bank of China.
Iron ore profits to drop by a third as miners eye China demand
The world’s biggest iron ore producer is expected report its lowest half year earnings and dividend in three years on Wednesday.
The global copper market is entering an age of extremely large deficits
The road to reaching net zero begins and ends with copper.
Superior Glove webinar: How to reduce hand injuries in mining
In a 60-minute webinar on August 15, 2 pm EST, learn how to build an effective hand safety program that can reduce and eliminate hand injuries.
Doubleview Gold’s Hat project faces indigenous opposition in British Columbia
The Tahltan Nation generally supports mining and exploration in its territory.
