First Quantum’s $5bn Inmet bid turns hostile
If successful, the deal will be the biggest hostile mining bid since BHP Billiton failed $40bn offer for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan in 2010.
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Alcoa opens Q4 earnings season on a positive note
Company expects aluminum demand to increase 7% this year
A super material? Graphene soaks up nuclear waste and helps in the treatment of Alzheimer’s and cancer
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Expect ‘breathtaking’ movements in precious metals this year: Rosen
Veteran technical analyst Ron Rosen predicts that precious metals will flourish in 2013 at the expense of an ailing stock market
Goldcorp’s costs will be ‘more fully’ defined
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Aussie mining tycoon finally opens accounts to the public
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Miners warned about Myanmar, Tajikistan and Bolivia investments
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Chinese miners hunt for gold overseas on expectations of bullion price gains
Tianjin China Mining Conference highlights overseas acquisitions rush
Growing Market for Operator Training Simulators
As reported on PACE, the market for Operator Training Simulator (OTS) is expected to grow significantly over the next years. Due to […]