Obama ban on coal leasing on public lands reinstated by judge
The ruling reinstates a 2016 order by then-Interior Secretary Sally Jewell banning coal leasing on federal lands.
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Graphic: How is aluminum made?
The above infographics use data from the USGS, Aluminium Leader, and other sources to break down the three stages of aluminum production.
Five Chinese state-owned companies, under scrutiny in US, will delist from NYSE
Oil giant Sinopec, Aluminium Corporation of China PetroChina and Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical said they would apply to delist their American Depository Shares this month.
Ex-platinum partners fund manager guilty in $70 million fraud
Daniel Small was accused of conspiring with Mark Nordlicht, Platinum’s co-founder, in a scheme to defraud bondholders of Black Elk Energy Offshore LLC of the proceeds of a lucrative asset sale.
Gold price set for fourth weekly gain amid easing inflation, Fed speak
The precious metal has now rebounded more than 6% from a low in mid-July on a combination of fears of a global recession and heightened US-China tensions over Taiwan.
Mercedes, CATL partner on $7.6 billion Hungary battery plant
The plant will have capacity of 100 gigawatt hours, enough to power more than 1 million cars, and will run on renewable energy.
Iron ore price falls as traders weigh demand prospects in China
"The iron ore market remains on shaky ground," ANZ commodity strategists said.
Aldebaran receives $8.4 million strategic investment from South32
The company plans to use the funds to advance the Altar copper-gold project in San Juan, Argentina.
Sky-high energy costs to fan fire under aluminum and zinc prices
Smelter closures in Europe could cut aluminum capacity by 750,000 tonnes and zinc output by 150,000 tonnes this winter.
