POSCO to halt some plants as S.Korea trucker strike continues
POSCO will halt some of its plants in Korea due to a lack of space to store finished products.
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South African trade unions sign wage deal with Sibanye
Two South African trade unions have signed a three-year wage agreement with miner Sibanye Stillwater.
Ontario developer finds massive cache of pure synthetic graphite at planned housing site
King & Benton found more than it was bargaining for when it acquired the former Union Carbide synthetic graphite manufacturing facility in Welland, Ontario.
Copper more effective than silver in killing covid virus
Both copper and silver release bacteria-killing ions due to corrosion but only the red metal is effective against the covid-19 virus.
German union calls on steel workers to hold further warning strikes
Employers failed to meet German union IG Metall's wage increase demands in the third round of talks.
Perpetua Resources moves closer to legacy cleanup at Stibnite Gold project in Idaho
The company will begin water quality improvements in the historical Stibnite mining district this summer.
Gold & Precious Metals Snapshot: Eight companies advancing projects around the world
In recent years the uptick in the price of precious metals has reinforced their reputation as a store of value and leading drivers of mining activity around the world.
Abcourt expands, diversifies Québec gold portfolio with acquisition of Pershimex
The combined company would have a strategic landholding of more than 510 km2 across major gold districts in central Québec.
Navigating mining challenges on the road to America’s EV future
As the US accelerates its transition to EVs, obtaining the minerals required remains a challenge.
