Chile’s Codelco may slash copper output as it further cuts costs to the bone
The world's top copper miner admits to be facing its “worst crisis ever” since created in 1976.
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It’s not just oil – Canada’s potash industry is going through its own bust
A wave of overbuilding and production increases in recent years — spurred by a spike in crop prices and a perceived demand that didn't quite materialize — have left the market flooded with supply.
Colombia’s largest mine turns to Australian tech to reduce environmental impacts
The Cerrejón mine is one of the world’s largest open cut coal operations.
RBC adds $200 to its gold price forecast
Bank's even more bullish about gold mining stocks saying: "The next gold bull market is under way, and any weakness is viewed as a buying opportunity”
Draft bill says list in Harare if you want to mine in Zimbabwe
None of the foreign-owned platinum miners operating in the world's number three producer of the precious metal is listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange.
Rob McEwen on preserving upside for shareholders
Selling royalties and streams can be "a Faustian bargain".
$60 iron ore price see Australia, Brazil lose market share
Report shows higher ore prices have encouraged the likes of Iran, Russia and Mongolia to increase shipments to China at faster pace than dominant players.
Lithium-ion battery stock picking challenge launched
The challenge runs from September 5th to December 2nd.
Historic Cornwall tin mine could re-open in 2018
Vancouver junior will start environmental work in September at South Crofty mine in south-west England where mining dates back to the Bronze age.
