Teck Resources calls Glencore bid a “non-starter”
Chief executive Jonathan Price warns that Glencore's proposed takeover would destroy value for the company’s shareholders.
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Brazilian Air Force destroys aircraft used to smuggle gold from the Yanomami traditional territory
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Mexico’s executive scrutinizes mining concessions in protected areas
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Researchers find unexpected link between Benin Bronzes and Germany
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Canadian entrepreneur Lassonde plans to buy blocking stake in Teck’s Elk Valley
Pierre Lassonde's comments came after Teck rejected an unsolicited takeover offer of $22.5 billion from Glencore.
Teck mining magnate stands between Glencore and mega deal
The Keevil family’s control of Teck through voting shares has long insulated the company from takeovers.
Sheep Creek Montana rare earth deposits selected by USGS for exploration and mapping
US Critical Materials has said that rare earth samples from its flagship property in Southwest Montana reported grades that exceed any other domestic rare earth resource.
