BHP, Rio Tinto face sexual harassment class actions in Australia
Miners are accused of fostering environments at Australian sites where female staff faced systemic sexual harassment and discrimination.
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London Symposium: ‘Mining must move at the pace of business, not bureaucracy,’ Ontario’s Pirie says
Ontario's bid to lead in the critical minerals boom in Canada is fuelled with funding increases and deregulation goals in a new mining code.
Trump tariff risk roils gold and silver as New York prices jump
Gold futures for delivery in February traded as much as $60 an ounce, or 2%, over spot prices in early London trading.
Gold price advances further as inflation data affirms rate cut bets
All eyes are now on the upcoming producer price data due on Thursday for further clarity on Fed rate cut path.
Ex-JPMorgan trader accused of spoofing says he was wrongly fired
Phil Remillard is accused of placing cocoa futures trades on 12 occasions in 2018, only to cancel them before they were executed.
Zimbabwe wants 26% free-carry stake in new mining projects
Resource nationalism is strengthening across Africa as countries seek a greater share of the profits from their commodities.
Chile copper firms begin talks on combining smelter efforts
Codelco and Enami are discussing the possibility of combining smelting capacity into a single project.
Chilean mining firms see 2025 copper output at 5.4-5.6mt
Chilean mining firms also expect copper prices to range between $4.2 and $4.5 per pound next year.
Glencore ties up with Cyclic Materials in copper recycling push
Canadian rare earth and metals recycler will supply at least 10 thousand metric tones of recycled copper to Glencore.
