Samarco and creditors to go through mediation about debt restructuring
A judge scheduled a conciliation hearing between the company and its creditors on Tuesday as the parties offered competing debt restructuring plans.
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Russia eyes new rules on state’s gold, gem sales amid war
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Trudeau’s energy chief unveils low-carbon industrial strategy
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FPX, Indigenous partner sign MOA for Decar nickel project in British Columbia
The new MOA between FPX and the Binche Society formalizes protocols for continuing the co-operative working relationship established regarding exploration and development activities.
What is Australia doing about sexual harassment in mining camps?
In submissions to the inquiry last year, top miners acknowledged that sexual harassment is rife at mining camps in Western Australia.
Column: Global aluminum production pendulum swings back to China
China produced a record 3.42 million tonnes of primary aluminium in May as the country's smelters continue to ramp up run-rates.
Switzerland imports Russian gold for first time since war
Switzerland received 3.1 tonnes of gold worth around $200 million from Russia in May, accounting for around 2-3% of its total gold imports.
Copper price rises as looming strike in Chile adds to supply worries
Workers at Chile’s state-owned Codelco will start a nationwide strike on Wednesday to protest the government’s and the company’s decision to close a troubled smelter.