U.S. heavy equipment makers feeling pain from tariffs, disputes
U.S. makers of bulldozers and other heavy equipment are raising prices, losing sales and in some cases beginning to trim workers.
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Chinese go-slow on Australian coal imports may be starting to show
Chinese coal traders are reported to have cut back on buying from Australia after the length of time taken by customs to clear cargoes reportedly doubled.
Brazilian court freezes $260 million from Vale’s accounts
The world’s iron ore producer has faced continued backlash from Brazilian authorities since the deadly mining dam accident that killed around 300 people in January.
De Beers, Botswana to expand world’s richest diamond mine
The joint venture partners have awarded a $1.2-billion contract to extend the lifespan of their Jwaneng mine unit 2035.
Kyrgyz and Turkish miners join forces to develop gold projects in Central Asia
Kyrgyz gold producer Chaarat and Turkish mining and mine construction contractor Çiftay want to collaborate on the Tulkubash and Kyzyltash projects in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Havilah Resources to explore for additional copper-cobalt resources in the Mutooroo district
The Mutooroo copper-cobalt district is located in New South Wales, eastern Australia.
Chile’s Supreme Court revokes ruling permanently closing Barrick’s Pascua-Lama
Decision doesn't determine the final faith of the long-delayed and polemic project, as the case has been sent back to the Environmental Court for review by a different panel of judges, a process that could last several months.
Rio Tinto rejects push by activist shareholders to reveal emission targets
Miner has hit back at a push to make it more accountable for carbon emissions produced by its customers, including Chinese steel makers.
Alrosa’s Mir mine won’t reopen before 2030
Russian diamond giant says decision to restore underground mine will be made before 2024, but construction could take up to eight years.
