No punishment 5 years after the Fundão dam tragedy
Brazilian prosecutors have filed a new lawsuit contesting a compensation package for victims from a 2015 collapsed dam jointly owned by BHP and Vale.
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Gold price to climb regardless of election result, analysts say
A "fragile" US economy and ongoing central bank "money printing" will lift gold prices, analysts say.
NASA finds rare metal asteroid worth more than global economy
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Investors worth $10.2 trillion press global miners for indigenous engagement talks
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Gold quarterly demand plummets to 11-year low
Global demand fell 19% year-on-year to its lowest quarterly total since 2009.
BMO emerges as top mining M&A advisor for Q1–Q3
The firm advised on a total of 12 deals worth $4 billion for the first three quarters of the year.
Sibanye-Stillwater posts record Q3 profit on higher metals prices
Group EBITDA soared 182% to $922 million in the quarter ended September, compared with a year earlier.
First Quantum sees no negative impact from potential Zambia default – CFO
Zambia was struggling with its ballooning debt before the pandemic and looks headed for a messy and protracted default.
Election will decide fate of Alaska mine, electric cars
Oil drilling in the Arctic and the Pebble gold mine in Alaska aren’t actually on the ballot -- but they might as well be.