Apple’s talks with Chinese battery makers mostly stalled
CATL and BYD informed Apple sometime in the past two months that they were not able to meet its requirements.
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Polish miners throng Luxembourg streets in pit halt protests
A group of about 2,000 Polish miners has traveled to Luxembourg to protest against the decision of the European Court of Justice to halt production at their lignite mine.
The coming electric car disruption that nobody’s talking about
Millions of workers at repair shops, gas stations, oil fields and farms could find their jobs affected by an economic dislocation of historic proportions.
Emerita Resources shares surge on La Infanta drill results
The Spain-focused miner has received complete assays for the first step-out drill hole as well as the final infill drill holes from La Infanta.
Zijin opens Serbia’s largest copper mine
The Cukaru Peki upper zone of the Timok copper and gold project is part of Serbia's only copper mining complex.
Shanghai aluminum at over 1-month low as coal prices drop
China’s thermal coal futures plunged and turned in their worst week in five months, following Beijing’s strongest intervention in years to boost supply and cool runaway prices.
Copper price down on China’s move to cool coal market
On-warrant LME stocks, those not earmarked for delivery, have tumbled by over 90% since mid-August.
China coal prices notch worst week since May on govt intervention
China has been pushing coal miners to ramp up output and hiking imports so power stations can rebuild stockpiles before winter.
London Metal Exchange has to restrain disorderly copper
The London copper contract has been sucked into a stocks vacuum after the amount of available metal in warehouse system sank to the lowest since 1974, writes Andy Home.
