Chinese coal-mining boss sentenced to death
The former manager of a Chinese state-owned coal-mining firm has been found guilty of accepting bribes and given a death sentence.
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Taking as an example what’s happening at the Malartic mine in Quebec, the watchdog presented “conservative estimates” on possible actions against the gold and copper project in B.C.
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South African union reaches tentative wage deals with platinum trio
AMCU has been demanding pay hikes of more than 50% for its lowest paid members and a 15% hike for its higher paid members.
Worker dies at La Escondida mine
La Escondida is 57.5% owned by BHP Billiton and 30% owned by Rio Tinto.
It’s time to invest in gold: Haywood
Haywood believes that “conditions are ideal” for investment in the gold industry.
Acacia Mining soars after revising gold output forecast up
Stock climbed 12.94%, closing the session at 529p.
Refiners lash out at regulators plans to force banks cover gold holdings
Under the new rules, banks will need a higher ratio of longer term, more pricey funding against the precious metal on their balance sheets, they argue.
Mexico’s mining sector to reach $17.8bn by 2020 on the back of silver, zinc prices
The country's sector, dominated by precious metals and zinc, will be well-positioned for the expected price outperformance of these commodities, shows new report.
