Rio Tinto may lose black partners needed to meet South Africa law
Black investors are frustrated by the suspension of dividends and community opposition that stymied expansion plans.
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China EV makers’ targeting Western markets has ‘tremendous implications” for metal mix
New report says as Chinese automakers move into developed markets they bring with them cheaper nickel and cobalt-free batteries.
Mining majors are getting cheaper amid iron ore price rally
Slightly lower valuations may indicate shares still have upside.
Russell: China will have to do more if it wants to cool iron ore price surge
If China wants to temper the red-hot iron ore and steel sectors it's likely going to have to do more than just talk and tinker around the margins.
Mining stocks outpace tech gains but valuation gap remains Escondida-size
Despite hot metals markets the revenge of the miners, as Robert Friedland would have it, is still a dish best served cold.
The gold mining paradox: Gold mines make money, gold investors do not
Dividends and share buybacks become much more critical for creating value for shareholders.
Fact Check: The truth behind five ESG myths
To help investors understand this growing trend, this infographic from MSCI helps provide a fact check on five common ESG myths.
China iron ore price plunges nearly 10% after a record-setting rally
The iron ore price surged to a record $237.57 per tonne in New York on Wednesday as strong Chinese demand continued to outpace supply, but analysts were not convinced the price run had legs.
Albemarle gears up to tap metal from old cars
Company is making investments and partnering with automotive equipment manufacturers on the recycling effort, which it calls “critical” to its future growth.