Hong Kong is the real loser from new China copper contract
HKEx will now have to watch from the sidelines as Shanghai, not Hong Kong, becomes the copper connector between mainland and international markets.
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Eurasian Resources DRC copper, cobalt facility to undergo Responsible Minerals Assurance Process
The RMAP validates conformance with standards related to responsibly sourced minerals in their supply chains.
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The European Raw Materials Alliance will focus on increasing domestic production and promoting recycling of vital elements, particularly rare earths.
Dubai gets Arab Gulf’s first, and perhaps last, coal power plant
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Daring to Leap conference invites firms to take a leap with ESG
December 3 forum features more than 15 experts and thought leaders from around the world.