Gold Fields boss says not resigning after S.Africa minister’s rebuke
Gold Fields said this week it planned to cut 1,100 permanent jobs at the company's last South African asset, South Deep, sending its shares plummeting.
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Anglo American expects to obtain permit for Minas-Rio mine by June 2019
Minas-Rio is Anglo American's biggest development project, but it is still in ramp-up phase.
S.Africa’s Gold Fields posts flat H1 profit as Chile costs bite
HEPS for continuing operations remained unchanged at $0.08 per share for the six months ended June 30, 2018 compared with the same period last year.
Anglo Pacific buys iron ore royalty stake, seeks more deals
Anglo Pacific shares were up 2.5 percent by 1053 GMT, while the wider sector had gained 1 percent.
Baffinland submits environmental update for May River project to Nunavut authorities
Document proposes replacing the road connecting the mine to a port with a railway, to reduce dust and sediment in the water.
Standard Lithium tries new approach to speed up production in Arkansas
Canadian company is focused on unlocking the value of existing large-scale US based lithium bearing brine resources that can be brought into production quickly.
Kaz Minerals surprises market with dividend, Russian copper project buy
The copper miner said it would pay a dividend of 6 cents per share, the first since 2012, when it began ramping up its two mines in Kazakhstan.
Truck driver dies after attempting to scan RFID
Fell out of his truck.
US to allow mining on land removed from monuments
The US Bureau of Land Management has announced plans to allow increased mining on land that once belonged to two national monuments Donald Trump shrank.
