Biden open to easing sanctions on billionaire Gertler in return for Congo exit
The Treasury Department is willing to grant limited sanctions in return for Gertler relinquishing his royalty streams on three strategic projects.
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Muddy Waters won’t compensate its nominees on Mayfair Gold as shareholder vote looms
The short seller is seeking to replace Mayfair's current board and replace its members with its own executives.
US to offer up to $3.4 billion for nuclear fuel makers in June
In addition to Centrus, companies that could benefit from the spending include ConverDyn.
Rinehart asks Australia’s national gallery to take down her portrait
The portrait is displayed alongside that of 20 other famous people in a single exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia.
LME warehouse queue returns after jump in aluminum orders
The cancellations come after more than 600,000 tons of aluminum was delivered into Port Klang in the past week.
Anglo American has sought fertilizer partners for months, says CEO
Woodsmith, on which the miner announced a $1.7 billion writedown a year ago, has the world's largest known deposit of polyhalite.
Tin prices may see further support from supply risks, rate cuts, analysts say
BMI analysts increased their 2024 tin price forecast, but predicted prices could ease to around $26,000 to $32,000 a ton in the coming months.
Chile to seek bidders for preferential pricing on lithium by July
The Andean nation is the world's second-largest lithium producer.
Fortune Minerals secures $12 million in Canada, US gov’t fundings
To date, Fortune has expended more than C$137 million to advance the NICO project to a near shovel-ready project.
