Vale’s stock looks ‘screamingly cheap’ to Rio-based fund
Analysts who met with Vale’s executives earlier this month believe that dividends are likely to be reinstated in 2020.
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We need to consolidate.
SSR Mining expands Nevada landholding with Newmont property purchase
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China coal imports seen cooling once Beijing reins in prices
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Toyota to invest $2bn in developing electric vehicles in Indonesia
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Platinum giants resist pay demands after hitting price jackpot
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