ABB hopes for US concessions on tariffs on Chinese special steel
The United States and China are ABB's two largest markets with around 20,000 employees in each country.
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Copper pipeline lowest in a century
While appetite for copper-mining assets is picking up, a supply crunch is imminent, experts say.
Flawless white diamonds, among largest ever offered, to go on sale
Two flawless white diamonds each weighing in at more than 50 carats are expected to fetch more than $15 million when Sotheby's auctions them in May.
This historic blue diamond is expected to fetch up to $5.3 million
The Farnese Blue, passed down through European royalty, goes on sale for first time as part of a Sotheby’s auction to be held in Geneva, on May 15.
Venezuelan Catholic Church worried about mining devastation
"The church but the entire world is worried about the environmental degradation that unregulated mining activities are causing in the Bolívar and Amazonas states."
Canadian miner expanding quickly in Mali
CanRos' CEO says western Mali has potential for discovering large gold deposits.
China launches WTO complaint on U.S. tariffs linked to IP issues
Beijing has sought consultations with the United States, the first step in a WTO dispute, over its announced tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports.
Och-Ziff deal isn’t final yet as judge weighs `victim’ Bid
An Och-Ziff unit is due to be sentenced after it pleaded guilty to participating in a bribery conspiracy to help acquire mining assets.
Gold seen rising as Canadian miner eyes lack of exploration
The global industry isn’t replacing the reserves it’s been mining, according to Stephen Letwin, chief executive officer at Iamgold Corp.
