Steel and base metals express divergent views on China — opinion
Industrial metals have fallen into two very distinct camps over the course of 2019.
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Pricey gold doesn’t mean fancy food for miners meeting in Denver
Now that bullion is back in favor, many miners are playing it safe.
Ecuador court denies requests for popular approval of mining projects
The constitutional court has previously ruled against requests to subject individual mining projects to popular approval, including a request for a community consultation over Australian company SolGold's Cascabel mine.
Lucara finds another big diamond at its Karowe mine in Botswana
The operation has this year yielded 22 diamonds larger than 100 carats, eight of them exceeding 200 carats.
Apple to include part made of 100% recycled rare earths in new iPhones
The tech giant’s new iPhones will use recycled rare earth elements in their "Taptic Engine," a part that lets iPhones mimic a physical button click despite being a flat pane of glass.
Bayhorse’s Brandywine project shows visible gold
Visible gold was confirmed in the core of the project.
Pistol Bay acquires 141 mining cells in Ontario’s Red Lake district
The claims are located in the Pakwash Lake Area near Great Bear Resources' recent discovery.
BHP CEO’s pay cut by almost 25% after worker’s death, runaway train
While Andrew Mackenzie's base salary was kept at $1.7m, earnings including benefits totalled $3.5m, down from the $4.6m he pocketed in 2018.
Australian lithium recovery seen by mid-2020 as EV production revs up
Strong demand from the EV sector alongside supply cuts should help Australian lithium miners recover towards the middle of next year, earlier than expected.
