Even Trudeau’s Canada, gripped in carbon fight, won’t ditch coal
Scientists agree coal is choking the planet—so why is it so hard for governments to ditch?
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Old boys’ club LME appoints first female chair in its history
Gay Huey Evans, one of the best-known women in European finance, will replace Brian Bender when he retires from the board in December.
Acacia Mining hits back at parent Barrick in Tanzania row
Acacia Mining on Thursday hit back at parent company Barrick Gold Corp's allegation the miner was an obstacle to solving a long-running tax row in Tanzania.
Vale posts $1.64B loss for quarter marred by deadly dam burst
The company had posted a net profit of $1.59 billion in the year-ago period.
Monarch investment in Unigold’s Dominican Republic project lights up stock
Quebec-focused Monarch Gold is taking a 14.2% stake in Unigold, whose Nieta project in the Dominican Republic has an open-pit inferred resource of 39.49 million tonnes.
Forum Energy Metals inks $30m option with Rio on Janice Lake
The property has geologic features that are analogous to the giant Udokan development project in Russia, which is the largest undeveloped copper project in the world.
China to tighten steel capacity swapping, boost domestic iron ore output
The announcement follows illegal capacity expansions approved by local governments under the cover of capacity swaps.
YMP launches 10 more scholarships totalling $44,000, including inaugural Northern Miner scholarship
The fund's mandate is to attract young Canadians to the resource exploration and mining industry.
Race for AngloGold assets may pit Sibanye against rival Harmony
Sibanye faces competition from two rivals if it wants to buy South African gold mining assets that AngloGold Ashanti Ltd. plans to sell.
