Zambia court dismisses First Quantum bid to stop $1.4bn lawsuit
ZCCM-IH launched action in Oct 2016 to sue First Quantum over claims that the company borrowed $2.3bn from copper mining subsidiary without informing them.
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Rio Tinto lifts force majeure at Kennecott copper mine
The company halted production of refined copper at its smelter at the Utah-based mine in October, following the death of a worker who was exposed to sulphur dioxide gases at the plant while removing debris from a boiler.
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Alrosa ups Q4 diamond output, mulls Mir mine future
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Rio Tinto talks loom as a lifeline for Freeport in Indonesia
When it comes to finally reaching a deal to secure Freeport-McMoRan Inc.’s long-term right to keep mining in Indonesia, the ball appears to be firmly in Rio Tinto Group’s court.