Oleg Deripaska’s superyacht sails on as sanctions bite
The aluminum billionaire's 39-foot yacht had been in the Indian Ocean for at least two months as scrutiny around Russian oligarchs increased.
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Hundreds protest in Spain against redevelopment of Roman-era gold mine
Hundreds of people gathered in the municipality of Tapia de Casariego to protest against the exploitation of the nearby Salave gold deposit.
Tata Steel to consider proposal to split equity shares on May 3
The board of Tata Steel will, on May 3, consider a proposal to split the stock.
Denarii silver content reveals new facts about Roman financial crisis
The silver content of Roman denarii has shed new light on the financial crisis mentioned by Cicero De Officiis.
Peruvian government to negotiate with communities opposing Glencore’s copper project
Eleven farming communities want to be included among those directly affected by the Coroccohuayco copper-gold project.
Mining is the industry most at risk for fraud – report
Fraud in the mining industry can take many forms, from inventory theft to improper asset evaluations.
Market volatility to hit Q1 earnings for base metals miners
“The war will likely dampen consumption of many base metals as supply chains are interrupted. Russia is a big player and it‘s not like others can quickly fill the gap,” CIBC mining analyst.
China iron ore futures gain on demand recovery hopes
Benchmark iron ore futures in China surged nearly 4% on Friday, erasing most of the week's losses, as mills ramped up production.
Wind passed coal, nuclear power in US for first time on record
Wind farm capacity has increased rapidly in the US over the past 15 years.
