Propane shortage looms as strike at Canada’s biggest railroad enters third day
Canada relies on CN and Canadian Pacific Railway to move crops, potash, coal and manufactured goods to ports and the United States.
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Austrian nationalists stashed gold away in Alpine vault
The party says it bought the gold in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
‘I love you’ Goldman Sachs, Cliffs CEO says year after outburst
A year after Lourenco Goncalves raged against analysts from Goldman Sachs, the Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. chief’s acrimony has reversed 180 degrees.
Freeport sets lower 2020 treatment charges with Chinese copper smelters
Freeport-McMoRan and three Chinese copper smelters have agreed a 23% cut in annual treatment and refining charges.
KGHM says Chile protests, potential tax changes could impact business
KGHM owns a 55% stake in Chile's Sierra Gorda copper-molybdenum mine in the Atacama Desert.
Haunted by ghost workers, Tunisian phosphate miner seeks revival
Before the 2011 Arab Spring uprising, Tunisia was one of the world’s largest producers of the fertilizer component, creating as much as 8.2 million tons per year.
Archaeologist finds uncommon social relations at Montana mining town
With the help of modeling software, a historical archaeologist discovered that Chinese migrant workers didn’t experience segregation in Highland City.
Pink diamonds deliver strong results for Rio
The miner reported double-digit growth in the number of bids for its 2019 Argyle Pink Diamonds Tender.
Alrosa keeps Russian doll-type diamond in rare-find collection
The selection of rare stones already includes a skull-shaped and a football-liked rough diamond that were mined in recent years.
