Trapped China gold miners get porridge, blankets, one miner in coma
A total of 22 workers were left trapped in the Hushan mine, in Shandong province, after an explosion on Jan. 10.
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SolGold CEO to retire after shareholder pressure
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Neo Lithium's stock hit a 52-week high Tuesday and is up 55% YTD.
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The LME floor closed in March 2020 for the first time since World War II to allow the social-distancing needed to deal with covid-19.
Hedge fund to take Vedanta dispute to US regulators
Kyma Capital is set to complain to US regulators in a dispute with Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal over nearly $1 billion in loans.
Rio Tinto CEO urges patience in repairing Indigenous ties as iron ore output grows
Stausholm said he wants to take "a more inclusive approach" with all stakeholders to improve the company's decision-making and performance.
De Beers raises diamond prices most in years
Company implemented its biggest price increase for diamonds in years as the industry starts bouncing back from the pandemic-induced shutdown.
Kabanga, Tanzania to develop world’s largest nickel deposit
The UK-based miner and Tanzania will jointly develop a project formerly owned by Barrick and Glencore.
Zen’s graphene: from a mine in Ontario to the hands of frontline workers
The company signed an agreement with personal protective equipment producer TreborRx, whose team will apply the coating on nitrile gloves to be distributed in Canada, the US and Mexico.
