Union at Chile’s Escondida mine sees little hope for contract deal
Labor negotiations at Chile's Escondida copper mine, the world's largest, are frozen without signs of progress.
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Acacia boss is getting frustrated waiting for Barrick Solution
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Thieves jump on cobalt craze with $10m warehouse heist
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AngloGold Chairman warns South Africa on ‘reckless’ mining rules
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