ASX slams door on Moly Mines, leaves 4,000 shareholders in limbo
Exchange rules the firm was not allowed to resume trading due to concerns about controversy-plagued Chinese majority shareholder Hanlong Group.
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King of nothing
As a general rule, the most successful man in life is the man who has the best information.
Rio CEO: We’ll cut iron ore output to boost cash flow
Chief of world number two producer Jean Sebastien Jacques signals flexibility after moderating view of Chinese demand.
SEC said to be probing Rio Mozambique coal deal
World number two miner acquired Southern African coal assets for $3.7 billion in 2011 – sold it for $50 million three years later.
Trump infrastructure bump forecast for global economy
New report predicts US infrastructure spending promised by president-elect could propel global growth to highest since 2011 further boosting metals demand.
CHARTS: Gold miners to hike investment in 2017
Project funding would be main priority, says Moody’s.
Alpha Natural execs. face fraud charges for failing to disclose $100M in liabilities
Regulators argue the undisclosed liabilities increase the probability that the state will be left with claims under the surface-mining and other environmental laws.
Anglo’s Los Bronces mine in Chile to remain shut until safe to resume work
Decision follows a fresh attack by hooded protesters who seized installations over the weekend.
China the centre of lithium universe
Beijing is pushing for zev mandate: 8% of new cars to be electric by 2018, 12% by 2020.
