Boom, bust and boom again for rare earths?
As ever with rare earths, this is all about what is happening in China, the world's dominant producer of these critical materials.
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Globe 24-7 launches new consultancy division: Globe Competency Assurance
Division will manage the end-to-end process to assess, select, train and on-board unskilled and semi-skilled national employees within the mining, oil & gas and energy industries with a particular focus on developing countries.
Regulation and policy excellence a key focus
Promoting best practice regulation and policy excellence will be a key focus at the 4th annual International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC). […]
First Quantum boosts Minera Panama stake to 90%
Deal valued at $635 million.
Govt electricity supply report ‘will not save US coal’
There's nothing in Dept of Energy's electricity grid reliability analysis that'll stop substitution of coal by natural gas and renewable energy says Moody's.
Canada’s Trevali among world’s top zinc producers with Glencore mines buy
Acquisition makes of the Canadian miner one of the few multi-asset, low-cost global zinc producers.
Greece to begin arbitration process over Eldorado mine plans next month
Government said it expects to settle its differences with the Canadian miner, which is developing the Skouries and Olympias projects in northern Greece, where it also operates the Stratoni mine.
SolGold on a roll in Ecuador, extends mineralization at Cascabel
The Cascabel project is located in the northern portion of the Andean copper belt in Ecuador, renowned for hosting almost half the world’s copper known reserves.
BHP hires Barclays, Citi for US shale gas divestment — sources
The business could fetch around $10 billion, two banking sources said.
