Cratering demand signals more trouble in coal country
The wave of Chapter 11 filings seems to be picking up as coal consumption falls, and coal-fired power plants go offline.
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Newmont’s Quecher project at Yanacocha achieves commercial production
Yanacocha began commercial production in 1993 and has since produced more than 38 million ounces of gold.
Guyana Goldfields to miss guidance, stock falls to lowest since 2008
A mine plan review is underway, with results expected in Q1 2010.
Vale triggers emergency protocol at Ouro Preto dam
Three other nearby dams, Forquilha I, II and III, have already been halted because of what the regulator deems as a "Level 2" emergency.
Teranga Gold’s Wahgnion mine set to increase yearly production by 50%
The Wahgnion mine is the company’s second gold operation after the Sabodala mine in Senegal.
Recycled lithium batteries market to hit $6 billion by 2030 — report
Circular Energy Storage predicts the world will generate around 1.2 million tonnes of battery waste per year by 2030.
Rio Tinto flags higher costs, cloudy Australian aluminium future
Rio, which could become the world's top iron ore producer this year, was beset by weather and operational issues in the first quarter which caused it to cut its annual guidance.
Sibanye says on track to resume dividends as earnings surge
Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization surged 240% to 5.5 billion rand ($366 million) in the quarter through September.
The copper market is so bleak miners are turning to the gospel
The mood is a reversal from a year ago, as demand for most metals suffers due to the US-China trade war.