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Electric cars set world’s nickel miners on new course
Battery boom promises new and growing market for high-grade nickel products, but half the world's supply of the metal is unsuitable for battery production.
Settlement in $48 billion lawsuit against BHP, Vale postponed again
Samarco JV iron ore mine in Brazil remains closed two years after deadly dam burst.
Liebherr to expand presence in America’s mining sector
The equipment maker has a very strong presence in Europe, Australia and Africa, but says in North and South America there's plenty of room for improvement.
Solid demand for large stones boosts Gem Diamonds sales
The company has found six diamonds larger than 100 carats in the first nine months of the year, compared with just four throughout 2016.
More than 2,000 miners sacked at Sibanye’s Cooke gold mine
Miners who received a termination letter will hold a mass meeting at the mine Wednesday morning.
Anglo American investors demand clarity as dealmaker incoming chairman arrives
Stuart Chambers faces investor calls for clear direction at the company, long seen as a potential takeover target.
Canada’s 3rd largest mining IPO points to healthy investor appetite
Zinc major Nexa Resources up more than 12% since Friday's IPO.
China’s recyclers eye looming electric vehicle battery mountain
After years of dismantling discarded televisions and laptops, a Shanghai recycling plant is readying itself for a new wave of waste: piles of exhausted batteries from the surge of electric vehicles hitting China's streets.
