SocGen blames Clifford Chance in $483 million gold suit
SocGen said the law firm “committed errors” and was “negligent” when it represented the French lender in a case against Turkish jewelers.
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LG reviews $1.3 billion Arizona battery plant on rising costs
LG had planned to build a plant with 11 gigawatt hours of capacity in Queen Creek, Arizona.
Iron ore price down despite China’s move to ease covid curbs
"Market participants want to see actual demand rising, rather than officials talking about it."
ArcPacific finds long lost gold-copper mine at LMSL property in British Columbia
The LMSL property is located in British Columbia's primary copper and gold producing belt.
Tianqi Lithium seeks up to $1.7 billion in Hong Kong listing
The company intends to use the proceeds for purposes including repaying debt, funding the construction of a plant and for working capital.
Tesla’s technoking of tumult caps a wild quarter with silence
The man who dominates discussion about the future of transportation has gone uncharacteristically quiet at the close of a manic quarter, writes Dana Hull.
Russia hits back at attempts to ‘politicize’ its diamonds
Country said attempts to question its compliance with the international diamond certification scheme were "totally unfounded" and "far-fetched".
Kinross Gold to publish Great Bear resource estimate with 2022 results
Kinross is targeting construction by 2027 and first production by 2029, but doesn’t rule out a “schedule compression.”
Seismic noise analyses help identify potential hazards at mine sites
The key is extracting and separating the signals generated from mining activity from the background seismic noise of the surrounding area.
