London court to decide who controls $1 billion of Venezuelan gold
Opposition leader Juan Guaido, who’s won a series of legal clashes in the UK, is pushing for a judge to assert his right to control the bullion.
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Osisko Metals updates Pine Point PEA, showing robust zinc project in Northwest Territories
Over a projected 12-year mine life, Pine Point is expected to produce an annual average of 329 million lb. zinc and 141 million lb. lead.
Suncor investors await possible board shakeup after CEO’s exit
Mark Little stepped down suddenly as chief executive officer after a 26-year-old contractor at the company’s Base Plant mine was killed.
Iron ore price rebounds as China’s exports grow
Chinese exports grew at their fastest pace in five months in June.
Umicore plans $1.2 billion battery materials plant in Ontario
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has signed a deal with Belgium's Umicore to build a new battery facility in Ontario.
Tianqi Lithium ends flat in biggest Hong Kong debut of 2022
The performance suggests investors remain wary of putting money into newly listed stocks in Hong Kong.
Perpetua Resources begins early cleanup activities at historic Stibnite mine in Idaho
The Stibnite project is considered one of the highest-grade, open-pit gold deposits in the US.
Energy crisis is hastening end of fossil fuel era, says India
Renewables paired with energy storage are now cheaper than coal after the fuel’s price surged in recent months.
Indonesia set to boost coal output to fill Russia supply gap
Energy minister Arifin Tasrif said countries had asked Indonesia for coal in the wake of sanctions on Russia.
