Platinum price: New round of industrial action
Amid worst slump in over six years, ruling party of South Africa calls shaft closures and layoffs "unpatriotic" as unions gear up for another brutal fight.
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The proposed open-pit surface and underground spodumene mine will produce lithium, highly used in the manufacturing of batteries for cell phones and electric cars.
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NCPA publishes U.S. map of successful anti-fracking campaigns
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INFOGRAPHIC: The origin of the Greek crisis
Today's giant infographic does an excellent job summing up the crisis from beginning to end - it's the only infographic you need to understand it all.
Goldcorp slashes dividend 60% amid dire gold market
The company also said it will spend between $850 and $900 to produce an ounce of gold this year, less than its previous forecast of between $875 and $950.
Codelco resumes operations at Chuquicamata amid fresh road blockages
A group of demonstrators, however, continued to block some access roads on Thursday morning, attempting to seize a bus that was heading to the nearby Gabriela Mistral mine.
