Rio Tinto seeks international arbitration on tax dispute with Mongolia
Rio is already stuck in renegotiations over terms of the agreement underpinning the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine.
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Rare look inside Bank of England’s gold vaults
Vault has more than 400.000 gold bars - roughly worth $257 billion.
Gold price at 7-year high as hedge funds, ETF investors pile in
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Amplats CEO to be most powerful woman in precious metals mining
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Newmont profit beats on higher output, gold prices
Newmont cemented its position as the world's largest gold producer following its takeover of Goldcorp.
De Beers posts lowest profit since end of diamond monopoly
Not since at least the early 2000s, when De Beers gave up its global monopoly on diamonds, has the company earned so little money.
