Zero-premium mergers becoming the new normal among gold miners
The saga of zero-premium deals began with the $5.4 billion mega merger of Barrick Gold and Randgold Resources.
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Rio loses Australian indigenous backing after blasting sacred caves
An Australian indigenous group has suspended the company from its reconciliation plan.
White Gold closes $4.5m placement, stock jumps
Proceeds of the offering will be used to kickstart White Gold’s 2020 exploration program.
New king of copper trading sees demand coming back stronger
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Vale raises potential failure alert at three dams
Level one emergency alert issued for three inactive tailings dams in the state of Minas Gerais.
Vale, Glencore join forces with Norcat to train Canadian mineworkers
The companies are part of Norcat’s project to develop, test, and deploy technology-enabled blended learning programs.
Zen Graphene, UBC collaborate on Department of National Defence project
The company and the university will develop graphene/polymer nanocomposites as replacements for metallic electromagnetic shields.
K+S to sell Americas salt business to slash debt
The sale of Morton Salt comes a decade after K+S acquired it for $1.7 billion.
How to avoid common mistakes with mining stocks
Infographic shows how to avoid mistakes when evaluating and investing in mining exploration stocks.
