Russia set to drive long-term demand for uranium: report
Russia's 1993 disarmament treaty, which requires the nation to unload the radioactive material from discarded nuclear weapons, expires this year.
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Simandou, expected to cost more than $10 billion, is proving too costly for the giant miner, currently focused on selling non-core operations to curb costs and bolster its balance sheet.
Tata Steel gives Labrador Iron Mines a $30 million cash injection
Rationalization and cooperation
BHP refutes accusations of bribery linked to the Beijing Olympics
The miner allegedly provided inducements, hospitality and gifts to Chinese and other foreign officials before and during the 2008 Olympics.
First Quantum ready to take over Inmet and create one of world’s biggest copper producer
The Vancouver-based miner extended the offer after coming up just short of acquiring two thirds of Inmet.
Canadian Arctic irreversible melt not just bad news
The decreasing Arctic ice sheet could mean billions for the mining industry, say experts.
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Angola to open four new diamond mines
Company forecasts production at about 8.3 million carats for 2013.
