Canadian miner loses appeal to move human rights lawsuit to Eritrea
Eritreans' case against Nevsun likely to proceed in Canada.
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Glencore sees nickel in best shape in decade before EVs take off
Miner has one of biggest deficit outlooks on back of steel use; firm doesn’t expect material EV impact on nickel until 2020.
Money ‘tsunami’ may spur quadrupling of gold prices, McEwen says
According to the McEwen CEO, prices could surpass $5,000 an ounce in five years from about $1,280 now.
These doomsday preppers are starting to switch from gold to bitcoin
Doomsday preppers in North America bet on bitcoin; cryptocurrency is starting to impinge on gold's appeal.
Union at Alcoa Canada aluminum smelter backs strike mandate
Collective agreement for 1,030 unionized workers expires 11:59 EST Wednesday, after workers can legally strike and Alcoa will have right to lock them out.
Mike Beck: nickel, cobalt, and lithium to benefit from generational demand shift in commodities
Mike Beck discusses the electric vehicle market, battery metal company investments, and battery metal supplies in interview with Palisade Radio.
South African gold miners’ silicosis lawsuit nearing settlement
Lawyers acting for thousands of gold miners who contracted lung diseases at work in SA mines say an out-of-court settlement could be reached by December.
New line of Longyear™ diamond drilling bits cut faster and last longer
Boart Longyear announced the new line of Longyear™ diamond drilling bits with the release of the first bit in the line, the Longyear™ Green Bit.
Indonesia’s Antam eyes 162 pct jump in 2018 nickel ore sales
PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (Antam) is targeting 11 million tonnes in nickel ore sales next year, a jump from an estimated 4.2 million tonnes this year.
