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Newmont shares jump on upbeat forecast
World's number two gold producer forecasts lower costs and "steady profitable production through 2020".
New doubts about Freeport’s Grasberg licence
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West Virginia coal baron guilty of misdemeanour
Ex-Massey Energy boss, Don Blankenship, guilty on lesser count carrying maximum 1 year sentence in case relating to 2010 explosion that killed 29 miners.
De Beers considering Snap Lake closure
Mine in Canadian arctic has never turned a profit.
New series of rotary bits from Sandvik cuts drilling costs
Through comprehensive R&D expertise, Sandvik has made even greater advancements in the engineering of a more resilient bit designed to extend bearing hours -- saving customers money, reducing safety risks and boosting productivity.
