Workers to ramp up strike action at Canadian mine in Mexico
Union leaders say that the arrival of 100 officers of the Mexican Armed Forces to the mine spurred the protesters' anger.
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Zonte Metals acquires iron oxide copper gold project
According to the company's CEO, exploration is expected to start shortly in the form a ground magnetic survey over portions of the project.
Mining’s $45m man eyes an earth-shattering return
Former CEO of Xstrata Plc Mick Davis, who drew criticism for remuneration well above industry norms, now on shortlist for the next chair of Rio Tinto Plc.
Frugal billionaire seen as tough negotiator for copper funds
Sebastian Pinera, front-runner in Sunday’s election, was so frugal with funding during first term that Codelco that company’s debt levels jumped 84 percent.
Apple leads way in tracing cobalt from Congo, Microsoft lags – Amnesty
Statement by Amnesty International says while Apple is first company to publish names of its cobalt suppliers, other electronics brands made little progress.
Fresnillo jumps after HBSC upgrades rating to ‘buy’
HSBC referred to the company as a “sector leader at a discount”.
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According to the UN Environment Program's latest report, most of the 40 significant mine waste accidents in the past decade have involved dams or other storage areas that failed.
