BHP ends pursuit of Anglo for now, FT reports
According to the FT sources, the deal has become "too expensive" for BHP to pursue given the rise in Anglo American’s stock price in recent months.
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AME Roundup: Newmont eyes expansion in copper-rich British Columbia
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Canadian mining optimistic in face of Trump tariff threat
As most Canadian industry leaders have pointed out, the US depends on Canada for a host of minerals and supplies.
Aquitaine Metals set to drill in France’s historic Limousin gold district
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AME Roundup: AuRORA discovery marks beginning of “exploration success story” in central BC, says Amarc
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Canada, Mexico steelmakers refuse new US orders
Trump this week signaled plans to impose previously threatened tariffs of as much as 25% on Mexico and Canada by Feb. 1.
Chevron starts $48 billion Kazakh oilfield expansion
The Tengiz field accounts for a large part of landlocked Kazakhstan's oil production and has been a major cash generator for Chevron for decades.
