Project dearth slows South Africa’s $9.3 billion coal exit plan
Political infighting, labor-union opposition and delays to planned closures of coal-fired power plants have all helped slow implementation.
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Sitka shares rise on visible gold hits at Rhosgobel in Yukon
Rhosgobel is located about 5 kilometers south of the Blackjack deposit within the RC Gold project in Canada's Yukon Territory.
Rusal to consider share buyback of up to $155 million
The number and repurchase price of the shares have not been determined yet.
Metal trader hiring frenzy sends bonuses soaring
The rush for metals traders has pushed compensation levels higher across the industry, according to several trading house CEOs.
Iron ore price spikes briefly as China plans fresh fiscal briefing
The steelmaking staple spiked more than 3%, before giving up most of that gain.
Nova Minerals hits high-grade gold in Alaska as it eyes 2025 prefeasibility
Highlights include 43 metres grading 4.4 grams gold per tonne from 2 metres depth.
Americas Gold and Silver consolidates ownership of Galena complex in Idaho
Galena represents one of the largest underground silver mines in North America, having produced over 240 million oz.
Column: Zinc facing supply deficit as mine output falls again
A previously anticipated supply surplus of 56,000 tonnes has been updated to a 164,000-tonnes supply deficit.
Ex-Glencore executives must wait until 2027 for bribery trial
England’s criminal courts are suffering from a crippling backlog of cases exacerbated by years of underfunding, the coronavirus pandemic and lawyer strikes.
