Och-Ziff deal isn’t final yet as judge weighs `victim’ Bid
An Och-Ziff unit is due to be sentenced after it pleaded guilty to participating in a bribery conspiracy to help acquire mining assets.
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Gold seen rising as Canadian miner eyes lack of exploration
The global industry isn’t replacing the reserves it’s been mining, according to Stephen Letwin, chief executive officer at Iamgold Corp.
Singapore-listed Alliance Minerals buys Australian lithium JV partner
The transaction is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of the year.
Koza Altin unit, GreenOre to expand drilling for gold in Scotland
Koza Altin is one of hundreds of companies seized by the Turkish authorities and is now managed by the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund.
Vedanta copper unit draws ire of movie stars on pollution claims
Stars-turned-politicians are lending their voices to protests by neighboring villagers against the plant in Tamil Nadu because of health concerns.
De Beers, Botswana seek fresh expansion of world’s richest diamond mine
Debswana, the joint venture between De Beers and the Botswana’s government, is seeking permission to deepen the Jwaneng mine to 830 meters.
Future of $700-million Michigan potash project in regulators hands
Michigan Potash Co. is closer than ever to start building a potash mine in the state.
Solar power drew $161 billion in 2017, more than any other technology
Solar made up 57% of last year's total for all renewables (excluding large hydro) of $279.8 billion. It also towered above new investment in coal and gas generation capacity, estimated at $103 billion.
Zimbabwe wants mining companies to list on local exchange
Move aims at boosting investment and local ownership of the country's vast mineral resources.