Metso keeps suffering from global mining slump
The Finland-base supplier posted a lower-than-expected quarterly profit and new orders, as miners are not spending much on grinding mills and crushers.
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De Beers moving out of historic London HQ
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The new method would allow for specialized plants, which are critical for biodiversity, to be re-established faster around old iron ore mines.
Miners spending again: $50 billion capex in five months
Confidence returns to mining sector as announced capital outlays surge to $108 billion – greenfield project spending up three-fold in first quarter.
CAT sales latest sign of mining improvement
World's number one heavy equipment manufacturer arrests sales decline in March.
President Trump? President Clinton? Gold up in both scenarios: Mackie’s Barry Allan
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton may have very little in common, but Barry Allan, vice chair of mining for Mackie Research Capital, says if either moves into the White House, the U.S. dollar will fall and gold will rise.
Anglo shareholders revolt against Cutifani’s $4.9 million pay
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All hail the mighty silver bugs…
Precious metals expert Michael Ballanger examines silver's recent moves upward.
Newmont Mining investigating bribery allegations
The gold and copper miner didn’t specified where the alleged misconduct took place.
