Royalties reform could dampen investors’ appetite for Chile’s copper sector – report
Wood Mackenzie sees little near-term impact, but warns of long-term risk.
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Malaysian news portal ordered to pay damages to Australian miner in defamation case
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Vale restarts ship loader that caught fire at Ponta da Madeira port
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