Wisconsin to lift sulphide mining ban
In six months sulphide miners in Wisconsin could be back in business.
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Rick Rule on speculating before a narrative becomes popular
Rick Rule, CEO of Sprott U.S. Holdings, discusses his viewpoint on "if" and "when" questions, and speculating in markets before they become popular.
Vale to mothball New Caledonia mine if no stake buyers found, CEO says
The future of New Caledonia mine is considered a key test for CEO Schvartsman, who pledged to improve shareholder returns.
Ready for impact – four tech startups graduate Unearthed Accelerator 2017 at Demo Day
The startups showcased their incredible progress with pitches and live demonstrations of their technologies set to impact mining and oil & gas companies.
Mine fatalities in South Africa rise first time in decade
There were 81 fatalities from January through November, according to data from the Chamber of Mines. Thursday, a death at Tshepong Mine brought total to 82.
Iron ore, copper prices recover after record Chinese imports
November copper concentrate shipments to China hits all-time monthly high – annual iron ore imports set to easily surpass 2016's record 1 billion tonnes.
Tanzania-Zambia railway authority resumes transportation of copper
Friday, TAZARA resumed transportation of copper which had halted on Tuesday after unionised workers went on strike.
Glencore says signs labor pacts at most of its Australian coal mines
These new labor agreements with workers at 13 of its coal mines in Australia end months of negotiations over wages and benefits.
Platinum’s discount to palladium hits 16-year-high
Palladium hit high of $1,022.70 Thursday, just off a 16-year high from last week, while platinum hit a low of $887.50 per ounce.
