Glencore open to better bid for Teck if split rejected
Swiss firm is willing to improve takeover bid if Teck's shareholders reject the Canadian miner's planned split.
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Nine institutional investors added their weight to calls for more transparency from one of the world's biggest producers of thermal coal.
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Cangrejos PFS ranks it the 26th-largest global gold asset
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Vale’s first-quarter iron ore output grows 5.8%
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Anglo American sees return to glory days of copper production in Chile
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BHP says more stability in Chile would spur its investment
The company would "desperately" like to work with the government to solve regulatory and tax issues.
Argentina lithium export value jumps 133% in first quarter
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