Anglo American laying off up to 20% of its staff as investors press for further savings
Cuts likely to be announced at the end of the month, when the miner is set to publish its first-half results.
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Mongolia’s mining sector ready to take off again — Erdene Resource
The company, which owns a gold project in Mongolia, is optimistic about the country's stance towards foreign mining investment over the coming years.
Two lithium juniors combine in $80 million deal
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B.C. government cleared by privacy commissioner on Mount Polley
The B.C. government did not fail in its duty to proactively disclose concerns that had been raised over the Mount Polley tailings pond, the province's Information and Privacy Commissioner said Thursday.
Gold above 3-1/2 month low after positive U.S. jobs data
The metal cut some losses on Thursday, rebounding slightly from a 3-1/2 month low after data showed the U.S. labour market to be weaker than expected in June.
World’s best gold forecaster is solidly bearish on bullion
There will be no relief any time soon from gold’s worst losing streak in almost two decades, according to the most accurate forecaster for precious metals.
Iron ore falls below the $60 mark again
The value of the commodity has fallen by about 35% over the latest 12-month period, hitting Australia’s economy harder than expected.
Thiess wins $137 million Chilean copper mine contract
Mine will produce 50,000 tonnes of copper cathode per year.
Blaze contained at Fortescue’s Cloudbreak mine
No injuries.
