Congo opposition reneging on unity boosts Kabila protege
Kabila’s anointed successor in power would raise the risk of instability in a key supplier of the metals used in electric vehicles and mobile phones.
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Waymo said to launch first driverless car service in December
Pricing may become more nuanced as Waymo collects more data from the commercial program, once it figures out how to charge for in-ride entertainment and advertising, analysts expect base fares to drop.
JP Morgan’s co-head of metals to leave around end of the year
Sid Tipples, joint head of JPMorgan's metals business, will leave the bank around the end of the year.
Bunker Hill defaults on payments and terminates lease at flagship project
Bunker Hill Mining terminated its lease and option agreement to acquire the Bunker Hill zinc-lead-silver mine in Idaho after missing US$400,000 in property payments
Talon Metals tables PEA at Tamarack North
Tamarack North nickel-copper-cobalt project in Minnesota is expected to produce 23.3 million lb. nickel and 11.1 million lb. copper per year over a 7 year mine life.
De Beers to make some enemies, cuts low-quality diamond prices
The world's largest diamond producer is said to have reduced prices for low-quality stones as much as 10 percent.
BC miner expands Nevada lithium project
AJN Resources says Salt Wells presents all the characteristics of the best lithium brines in the world.
Fremont wants to raise 1 million to drill Nevada gold projects
The Gold Bar and Gold Canyon projects are both former mines in the prolific Gold Bar District.
Caterpillar steps up game to keep leadership in North America
In the past two years, Cat has been working on growing its offering, particularly in the underground segment, as well as filling up some gaps in terms of trucks sizes.
