UK chairman of Polymetal among ‘mass exodus’ from Russian firms
Board members at Russian companies, including the British chairmen of gold and silver producer Polymetal, have quit in response to the conflict in Ukraine.
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Shell stops buying Russian crude as Moscow’s isolation deepens
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Sibanye-Stillwater faces fresh strikes at gold mines
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Women in mining still facing bullying, discrimination – report
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Nickel short seller could take $8 billion hit after price soars past $100,000 a tonne
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Russian gold hit with de facto ban from key London market
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