Glencore hit by another probe over Congo dealings
Switzerland has opened a criminal investigation into Glencore's possible failure to prevent alleged corruption in the DRC.
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Unions at Codelco demand more protection against coronavirus
The Federation of Copper Workers union said it would take measures if the company’s health protocols are not further tightened.
Less time underground, more autonomous tech/robots – the future of mine safety
Panellists in a webinar organized by Exyn concluded that mineworkers’ safety is linked to the adoption of autonomous, robotic technology that generates high-quality data.
Codelco to suspend northern construction projects
The announcement came hours after the second coronavirus-related death of a Codelco worker was confirmed.
Fossilized fish linked to rare earths deposits
Researchers discovered the origin of a large deposit of rare earths near the Japanese island of Minamitorishima.
Investors, corporates don’t view ESG risks alike – report
The 2020 Metals and Mining Survey obtained responses from more than 100 corporate issuers and investors active in the sector.
INTERVIEW: Octavio Araneda CEO, Codelco
Copper giant aims to expand revenues by $1 billion per year, starting in 2021.
Gold futures firepower mounts
Gold’s powerful post-stock-panic upleg hasn’t enjoyed buying support from the gold futures speculators.
Trillion-dollar US plan will draw in plenty of metal
A global infrastructure spending push would mean a lot more energy metals will need to be mined.
