Britain’s James Dyson scraps electric car project
Dyson said his engineers had built a "fantastic car" and that the project was not being closed due to any failures in research and development.
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Ukraine seeks to add Ferrexpo CEO to international wanted list
Billionaire Kostyantin Zhevago was named as a suspect in absentia and investigators have begun court proceedings to find him.
Gold falls as Fed’s Kaplan says rate cuts should be restrained
Federal Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan introduced some caution to investor enthusiasm that has sent gold holdings in ETFs to their longest streak of gains in a decade.
As Fortescue taps Guinea, China eyes broader iron ore supply sources
Fortescue confirmed it has submitted a bid to develop two blocks in the giant Simandou iron ore deposit.
Vedanta to shut down Skorpion zinc operations Namibia for four months
Skorpion expected to produce around 90,000 tonnes of zinc last year.
China’s Zijin Mining set to miss 2019 output targets
Zijin now expects to produce around 38.2 tonnes of gold in 2019.
Ecuador woes weigh on SolGold’s shares, projects future
The company's value has halved since May, when a proposed referendum on mining casted doubts on the miner's future in the Andean country.
US says military carried out aerial resources survey of Greenland
Greenland is gaining attention as global superpowers including China, Russia and the United States look toward the Arctic region for mineral resources and strategic waterways.
Zambia owes major mining firms $215 million in tax refunds
The government planned to meet the affected mining companies and agree how the outstanding refunds would be paid.
