Simandou probe now involves 6 countries
The rights to one of the world's richest iron ore deposits is the subject of an unprecedented global corruption investigation.
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Dodd-Frank reform on the line: SEC won’t appeal ruling against disclosure
Commission will redraft the law instead.
China’s number three zinc miner to acquire Aussie Perilya
Deal that values the mining company at just under A$270 million.
Gabriel Resources off 13 per cent in face of protests
Social media traction.
Queensland Premier promises not to hike coal royalties again
Reassures companies at BHP and Mitsubishi's coal mine opening.
Weir Minerals backs CEEC
Global supplier of engineering solutions Weir Minerals today announces its sponsorship of CEEC International Ltd (Coalition for Eco-Efficient Comminution). Weir Minerals is the global leader in the provision of slurry handling equipment used in mining and mineral processing applications.
Uruguay approves new mining law, opens reserves to foreign firms
It opens up the country's deposits of iron ore estimated in 2,500 million tons. If mined, Uruguay couldbecome world’s eighth largest iron ore producer.
Superior Appoints Two New Territory Sales Managers in Conveyor Components Division
Superior Industries, Inc., the only North American based manufacturer of conveyor systems and their related components, recently named Terin Louis and Matt Wulf as new conveyor components territory managers in the Northeast and Midwest United States respectively.
Top miners to spend $244b in the next two years
BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto seem to believe the recovery has began.
