Trillion-dollar US plan will draw in plenty of metal
A global infrastructure spending push would mean a lot more energy metals will need to be mined.
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Venezuela’s rival presidents prepare to battle over gold in London vaults
Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido claim access to $1.9 billion stashed in the Bank of England.
Gold Springs boosts resources, stock rises
Shares of Gold Springs Resource rose by 13.3% by midday Friday.
Aboriginal group goes to court against Australian state over mining area
The court action comes amid greater scrutiny of Aboriginal rights in Australia following the destruction of a sacred cave by Rio Tinto last month.
BHP expands nickel exposure as Norilsk exits Australia
Top miner buys Honeymoon Well tenements in Western Australia from Russian nickel and palladium giant.
Rio Tinto launches review into sacred caves blast
Chairman Simon Thompson apologized to traditional owners of the land and pledged to make public the review's findings.
Tanzanian Gold kicks off commercial production at Buckreef
An ongoing drill program has more than doubled the project's measured and indicated resources.
Glencore’s venture with Merafe starts job cuts
The venture runs seven chrome mines and five ferrochrome plants in South Africa, and employs a total of 11,448.
State miner to acquire 20% stake in Vale Indonesia
Vale will receive $290 million for the sale, in which Sumitomo is also participating.
