LME cancelled nickel trades to ‘save’ Tsingshan, London court told
Two financial firms are demanding a combined $472 million in damages.
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Australia taps global partners in landmark critical minerals strategy
The government will set up a new international program to attract investment linked to markets in the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, Korea, India and the European Union.
Newmont postpones Peru mine investment decision by two more years
The company will defer making an investment decision about its Yanacocha Sulfides expansion project.
Agnico update for Malartic gold complex extends life to 2042, notes resource growth
Construction of the new mine is largely on track, with C$429 million spent from 2021 to June 2023.
Volkswagen in talks with JV partner on audit of Xinjiang plant
Investors are placing pressure on the carmaker to carry out an audit \ in Xinjiang, where human rights abuses have been documented.
Baking soda may be a solution for storing hydrogen safely
To date, there is no completely safe, cost-effective, and energy-efficient way to store hydrogen at large scales.
Norway to open its waters to deep-sea mining
The country's government has outlined details of a plan to open its sea floor to commercial mineral exploration and extraction.
Hudbay triples land holding in Manitoba with Rockcliff buy
Rockcliff is the 49% joint venture partner on Hudbay’s Talbot copper-gold project and owns six other deposits in the Snow Lake region.
The view from England: Mining and the wealth of nations
In the 18th century, a nation's wealth was generally seen in terms of its stock of gold and silver.
