Glencore will ‘vigorously contest’ $680m tax demand
The tax demand from the British authorities is linked to transfer pricing
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South African miner Sibanye raises loss estimate by $100 million-plus
"We will further investigate tax planning alternatives to minimise this additional deferred tax," Sibanye's statement said.
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Coal going from winner to loser in India’s energy future
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Barrick still committed to Chile, despite Pascua-Lama setback
Chief executive officer Mark Bristow, who is in the South American nation to review the company’s regional strategy, said Barrick’s assets in Chile were an important part of its global portfolio.
China delays coal imports from Australia as tensions simmer
“I don’t believe for one moment this is linked to some of the higher level issues of relationships between China and the rest of the world.” - Mackenzie
Peru raids biggest illegal mining zone to stem Amazon gold rush
The government deployed agents from the police and armed forces to La Pampa in the Madre de Dios region to begin closing down mine operations.
AngloGold’s Colombia soil study cannot be halted by mayor — provincial authority
The mayor of the town of Jerico had ordered a suspension of the work in January after the council voted late last year to ban mining in the area.
Palladium smashes $1,500 as shortages to aid Nornickel, Amplats
Tighter emissions rules are “outweighing the weakness in global auto sales and the growing threat from EV's.
