SEC to drop long-running fraud case against ex-Rio Tinto CFO over African coal assets
SEC accused Guy Elliott and others of inflating the value of African coal assets the company acquired in a disastrous 2011 deal.
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Column: Nickel gluts to zinc deficits — LME shadow stocks tell the story
While LME registered nickel stocks had been flat-lining since September, off-warrant inventory had been steadily accumulating in LME warehouses.
Gold investors stay bullish after record rally in 2025
Gold is “basically an anti-fiat currency play now more than anything else,” said Mike Wilson, chief investment officer and strategist for Morgan Stanley.
Meta, Sprott power nuclear revival
Meta signed deals this week with three US utilities to buy enough electricity to power 6 million homes by 2035.
Bessent says Australia, India invited to G7 meeting on critical minerals
Bessent said he had been pressing for a separate meeting on the issue since last summer's summit of G7 leaders.
Rio-Glencore deal closer than ever with premium and CEO in focus
Glencore boss Gary Nagle has called it the most obvious deal in mining.
Japan seeks support as fears rise over China’s rare earth grip
The impact of China’s latest move is still unclear, but existing export controls have already lengthened the time required to procure rare earth magnets.
University of Arizona research aims to turn mine waste into US critical minerals domestic resource
Initiative is focused on recovering critical minerals such as arsenic, zinc and possibly tungsten from copper mine tailings.
Wall Street jostles to advise on Rio-Glencore, eyes $100 million prize
The race is on to secure a slice of the spoils.
