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Vale says request is a “transparent publicity stunt” crafted to avoid paying a $2bn arbitration award.
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Rio Tinto strikes power deal for Oyu Tolgoi
Agreement paves the way for Mongolia to build a power plant to supply the giant copper and gold mine.
BHP, China Baowu complete first iron ore transaction on blockchain platform
MInehub's application allows the parties in a mineral transaction to virtually integrate their trade operations processes.
Renewables sector falling short on human rights
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