Experts say hunt for uranium seized by Iraq terrorists ‘unnecessary’
But the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) failed to disclose what the missing materials were, or whether it knew about them before they disappeared.
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In the first half of 2014, the country’s coal imports grew just 0.9%, compared with 13.3% a year earlier.
First Majestic hits silver output record, to spin-out non-core assets
Production at its five operating silver mines in Mexico hit a record of almost 3.86 million equivalent ounces of silver for the second quarter ending June 30.
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BHP sell-off could undo Billiton historic deal
As BHP considers the sale of almost all of the businesses that Billiton brought to the 2001 merger deal, experts say the firm is likely to end up leaving London.
South African metal workers ‘to escalate’ strike
The National Union of Metalworkers in South Africa (NUMSA) has rejected the latest offer because it didn't include a double-digit wage increase for all three years.
