Rio Tinto says investors to take stance on Oyu Tolgoi as ‘test case’
Rio Tinto has called for less interference at its giant copper and gold mine in Mongolia, as it moves forward with an underground expansion.
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Mining gear maker Metso picks CEO from Finnair
Pekka Vauramo helped Finnair return to growth after years of losses, and he also has worked for rival engineering group Sandvik.
Shares of Colorado mining junior rocket on US critical minerals list
Niocorp's $1 billion Nebraska scandium-niobium-titanium project would reduce US dependence on Russia and China for superalloys used in defence industry.
Glencore goes from crisis to crisis with possible bribery probe
It’s becoming hard to keep track of all of Glencore’s legal battles in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Virginia uranium mining dispute draws US Supreme Court review
Court agrees to consider overturning a ban on mining at the site of the nation’s largest known uranium deposit.
Forevermark unveils new retail concept store in China focused on millennials
Libert’aime by Forevermark offers a diamond jewellery range that has been designed with a young, fashion-forward self-purchasing consumer in mind.
Iron ore king vows to protect market from days of boom and bust
Fabio Schvartsman is pursuing a disciplined approach, keeping tens of millions of tons in the ground each year to prevent another painful glut.
Looking for a turn in gold
Rudi Fronk and Jim Anthony, cofounders of Seabridge Gold, reflect on market factors that are driving current fluctuations in the gold price.
