Bolsonaro’s anti-China rants have Beijing nervous about Brazil
Bolsonaro has portrayed China, its largest trading partner, as a predator looking to dominate key sectors of its economy.
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Chalco Q3 profit rises 6.8 pct on lower operating costs
The listed arm of Chinalco, China's biggest state-run aluminium producer, posted net income of 640.9 million yuan ($92.31 million) for July-September.
Barrick could trade copper mines for gold ones to expand Tier 1 assets
The combined miner plans to focus on Tier 1 assets, those producing at least 500,000 ounces of gold annually, with a mine life of more than 10 years and low costs.
Goldcorp ‘miserable quarter’ sends shares to 16-year low
Operating results were hurt by lower output of all metals from the company’s Peñasquito mine, while costs climbed.
Western Uranium & Vanadium to re-open the Sunday Mine Complex
The complex extends for 3,748 hectares and consists of five individual mines currently in Temporary Cessation.
First Cobalt promotes its American ‘blue gold’
The Canadian miner released a video aimed at selling high the product of its flagship asset.
Lucapa secures $7m loan to boost Lesotho mine development
First commercial diamonds from the company's 70%-owned Mothae mine expected in early November.
Amazon’s mining treasure at stake as Bolsonaro leads Brazil vote
Jair Bolsonaro is on the cusp of winning Brazil’s presidency, leading the latest polls by double digits, and the mining community is salivating.
Newmont profit falls, promotes COO to President
Falling gold and copper prices hurt the miner's results for the three months to Sep. 30.