South Africa’s platinum miners to resume working
The three-year agreement ends the country's longest and costliest strike.
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BHP mulls further job cuts
Up to 3,000 jobs could be axed from BHP's flagship iron ore division, where 500 jobs have already been lost.
US Supreme Court backs Obama’s carbon regulations
The high court backed the EPA's carbon emission cuts for large facilities, but said it has no rights over smaller polluters such as apartment buildings, schools or restaurants.
Aussie firm rejects claims of planning to mine for rare earth in Idaho
There is an estimated 104,300 metric tons of thorium and rare earth element-rich veins in the area where MMG Limited has been granted exploration rights.
Copper price extends rally after Chinese data, deficit surprise
Seven straight days of gains.
Adding value and minimising costs with peristaltic pump technology
In a cost-sensitive commercial environment such as mining, there are a number of key benefits associated with using peristaltic pump technology.
NexGen Energy down amid weak uranium prices
Expected uranium price increase has failed to materialize.
France’s Areva expects uranium prices to rebound
Company acknowledges the short-term outlook is bad.
Colombia’s coal output recovering fast — up 33.8% in Jan-March
Total coal exports, however, fell 13.1% in the quarter, from 17.4 million tons in the first quarter of 2013 to 15.1 million tonnes in the same period this year.
