Elon Musk says Tesla job cuts will reduce the workforce by 3.5%
Tesla, now headquartered in Austin, Texas, has grown to about 100,000 employees globally, hiring rapidly as it built new factories in Austin and Berlin.
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BHP, Vale reject Brazil steelmaker CSN’s interest, say miner Samarco is not for sale
Brazilian steelmaker CSN hired restructuring firm RK Partners to draft a proposal to buy control of Samarco.
Toyota joins Redwood Materials’ EV battery recycling initiative
The US startup is building a closed-loop battery ecosystem aimed at lowering EV costs by lessening dependence on imported materials.
Tesla lithium supplier targets first shipment by year-end
Australia’s Core Lithium is expected to supply Tesla with up to 110,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate over four years.
The women making an impact at Ledcor US Heavy Civil and Mining
With vast long-term projects, the team is always looking for new members to join and grow their career within the company.
Martian moon could be crucial for asteroid mining
Researchers at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have shown that mining the Main Belt of asteroids that orbit between Mars and Jupiter could be done profitably.
Glencore unit pleads guilty to bribery in Africa
Glencore Energy admitted to paying more than $28 million in bribes to secure preferential access to oil in five countries.
Civil society group flays diamond watchdog over Russia stalemate
The United States and Britain have imposed sanctions on Russia's Alrosa, the world's largest producer of rough diamonds, which accounted for around 30% of global output last year, and is partly state-owned.
Surging energy prices force Japanese steel giant to revisit coal
Nippon Steel currently has minority stakes in six coking coal assets, mostly in Australia.
