Sirius seeks $2bn in government-backed debt for Britain’s biggest fertilizer mine
Securing the debt will be the final milestone to bring the York project into production.
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Why investors go to copper as an inflation hedge
In an analysis by Bloomberg Intelligence, copper outperformed every major asset class aside from energy as an inflation hedge.
Daimler’s R&D chief sees nickel rich batteries gaining traction
The car industry is moving towards making electric car batteries with a higher ratio of nickel.
Glencore’s talks to sell cobalt to Chinese firm falter on price
Price is a sticking point as Glencore and other major producers are now able to exert more influence in negotiations, sources said.
US steel and aluminum tariffs a ‘black day for the world’ — BHP
BHP chief executive officer Andrew Mackenzie believes US President Donald Trump’s plans for steel and aluminum tariffs will harm the global economy.
Rio Tinto, former execs. once again move to have SEC case dismissed
Lawyers acting for the company, its former chief executive Tom Albanese, and its ex finance director Guy Elliott say charges brought by the SEC are 'plainly wrong.'
Barrick moves forward with plan to make every employee an owner
The gold miner’s employees will receive this year 90 shares each, taking the total held by staff to more than 1.5 million shares.
Congo’s Kabila meeting with mining companies postponed
Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila's plan to discuss proposed changes to mining royalties with mining company representatives on Tuesday has been postponed by a day.
Global diamond supply expected to decrease this year
Paul Zimnisky, an independent diamond industry analyst, estimates supply will fall 3.4% to 147 million carats.
