Mysterious gold trades of 4 million ounces spur price plunge
Friday on the Comex in New York, almost 40,000 contracts traded in a span of 10 minutes. That triggered a sell-off, sending prices down as much as 1 percent.
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Finnish nickel producer, Trafigura tap electric vehicle boom
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This Aussie miner is about to break into South Korea lithium sector
Pilbara Minerals has announced a potential joint venture with two South Korean companies to develop a lithium processing facility in the Asian country.
Indonesia warns of tough response after Papuan rebels threaten Freeport
Indonesia's military said on Friday it was prepared to take tough measures against rebels who have threatened to "destroy" mining operations of Freeport-McMoRan Inc in the eastern province of Papua in their struggle for independence.
BHP needs 120 new workers at its Olympic Dam in Australia
The mining giant will add those jobs during the next 12 months.
South Africa’s NUM says coal strike to begin on Nov. 19
The planned strike in the coal sector could affect power supply in Africa's most industrialized economy, as about 85 percent of electricity is generated from the fossil fuel.
Globe Competency Assurance enters Strategic Partnership Agreement with OzMozis Limitada (Mozambique)
Globe CA have entered a strategic partnership agreement with OzMozis Lda in Mozambique.
Canada’s ‘light touch’ on penny stocks draws ire as deal fails
Collapse of $750m mining deal sparks criticism that Canada needs heavier-handed approach to regulating venture market.
