India’s Supreme Court won’t try forcing UK to return Kohinoor diamond
The court said it cannot interfere in the diplomatic process nor can it direct another country to not auction the gem.
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Strike at Escondida hurt Rio Tinto copper output
Production for the first three months of the year slumped 37% compared with the same period of 2016.
Post cyclone coking coal price plunge
Drops 4% to $289.50 a tonne despite greater than expected Australian supply outage.
Vale’s iron ore output just hit another record
Production of the steelmaking raw material jumped 11% to 86.2 million tonnes in the January-March period, compared to the same quarter a year earlier.
American Augers upgrades bestselling surface miner
According to the company, its T1460 mechanical drive chain trencher is one of their bestsellers, as it is able to produce up to 16,000 psi rock
Goldcorp begins friendly $247 million takeover of Exeter
Exeter shareholders will receive 0.12 of a common share of Goldcorp for each they have in the junior — that's a premium of 67% based on the part's closing prices on the day prior to the announcement.
Production at Syncrude’s Mildred Lake oil sands to fully resume in June
Pipeline shipments would restart at approximately 50% of capacity in early May.
Mining’s environmental accomplishments unknown to American voters
A new poll by Morning Consult for the National Mining Association (NMA) shows that most American voters are unaware of the environmental and technological advancements in teh industry.
Newmont gets fresh shot at top gold miner spot
Chinese back out of $1.5 billion deal for Barrick's Kalgoorlie stake – JV partner Newmont has long expressed interest in acquiring half of Super Pit.