Codelco not giving away gold watches anymore
For decades, the National Copper Corporation gave away expensive gold watches to workers that have been with the company for over 30 years.
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Community around MMG’s Las Bambas mine holding its breath
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Zambia’s finance minister says tax reforms needed to cut debt
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Scientists decipher the origin of Nevada’s ‘fool’s gold’
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CIBC is first quarter’s top mining dealmaker
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