Congo files criminal complaints against Apple in Europe over conflict minerals
International lawyers said that Apple uses minerals pillaged from Congo and laundered through international supply chains.
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Australian graphite maker jumps on $755 million loan from US
Novonix has received a loan from the US Department of Energy to build a manufacturing plant in Tennessee.
Saudi Arabia has extracted lithium from oilfield runoffs, vice minister says
The country plans to launch a commercial pilot program for direct extraction soon.
Russia sells stakes in some Kazakh uranium deposits to China
Kazatomprom accounted for 20% of global uranium production in 2023.
Canada to impose more tariffs on Chinese imports in new year
Ottawa has decided to apply tariffs to imports of critical minerals from China.
Arcadium Lithium investors sue miner over Rio Tinto takeover
Three shareholders of Arcadium Lithium have sued the miner and its board alleging negligence in Rio Tinto $6.7 billion takeover.
Rio Tinto, BHP, and BlueScope to build ‘green iron’ plant
Project could help reduce emissions by up to 80% if renewables and green hydrogen are used, the companies said.
Charted: Major copper discoveries since 1900
Copper discoveries are becoming increasingly rare and often found deeper underground.
BHP resumes South Flank iron ore operations after short pause
The mine was briefly closed due to heavy rains in the Pilbara region.
