Silver use beyond jewelry means bulls see more than haven
The price outlook is improving at a time when demand for gold’s cheaper cousin is poised to top production for a seventh straight year.
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Mongolia, overseas investigators probe Oyu Tolgoi corruption claims as ex-minister re-arrested
An investigation is ongoing into suspected abuse of power - that former finance minister Bayartsogt held shares in a foreign company before the Oyu Tolgoi investment agreement.
Canada’s M2 cobalt miner encouraged by initial drilling in Uganda
"Historically it was a world-class producer, so we know cobalt is there."
Germany’s TUEV SUED says two of its employees have been arrested in Brazil
On Saturday TUEV SUED told Reuters it had not found the dam to be damaged when it was inspected last September.
BHP hit with $59 million tax bill on Singapore profits
Federal Court said BHP must pay tax in Australia on profits made by its Singapore-based marketing arm on the sale of commodities owned by the UK arm.
Minarum to acquire Aura’s East Taviche property in Mexico
Aura states that an 865,000 tonne inferred ore zone grading 119 g/t silver and a 3.3 million tonne inferred ore zone averaging 0.51 g/t gold has been outlined by 14 drill holes at the project.
Gemfields to pay $7.5m to settle human rights abuses claims in Mozambique
The precious gemstones miner has agreed, on a no-admission-of-liability basis, to settle claims brought against it by a group of 273 Mozambicans related to its ruby mine in northern Mozambique.
Rethinking mining strategies among the top-10 global trends to shape 2019
Mining companies now need to determine how to operate in a market that is characterized by rising stakeholder demands, a widening talent gap, as well as dwindling access to key inputs such as energy and water, says Deloitte in its latest annual report.
Russia’s Alrosa finds its largest diamond in over two years
The 191.46-carat stone was found earlier this month at the company's Udachny mining and processing division.
