Rio Tinto’s cuts are the deepest
Profits double after CEO Sam Walsh trims $3.2 billion of fat six months ahead of target and announces another $1 billion in cuts by end-2015.
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Alpha Natural reinvents itself as Central Appalachia coal demand fades
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Will mining disappear in the next decade?
Trend of mine production moving to emerging economies will continue.
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For him, the word is "oilfield services."
How three geologists discovered copper, diamond and gold deposits
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Why Colombia’s mining sector hasn’t lived up to its promise
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First Nations, environmentalists worry about salmon run after Mount Polley
"It could alter their senses."
