Dalian iron ore price tumbles on slow China manufacturing
Steel consumption is still slow in the short term as recent power rationing has hurt manufacturing activities in the world's second-largest economy.
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How metals and mining companies are adapting to a greener world
Mining companies have the widest range of BNEF transition scores.
Freeport copper output falls short just as the world needs more of the metal
Freeport-McMoRan produced less copper than expected last quarter from its mines in the Americas.
Greenland rubies linked to world’s early signs of life
Canadian researchers have found carbon residue corresponding to what once was once ancient life encased in a 2.5-billion-year-old ruby.
Copper price falls as supply squeeze begins to fade
Metal price jumped to a new high last week as stockpiles hit a 47-year low.
Tesla shifting to cheaper battery chemistry tried in China
CATL is reluctant to build a factory in the country due to political tensions between Washington and Beijing as well as cost concerns.
Anglo American’s Q3 production inches 2% higher
Iron ore production rose by 15% on increased output from Brazil's Minas-Rio and South Africa's Kumba mine.
Rio Tinto, Talon Metals’ Tamarack project to host carbon capture technology
CarbonCapture technology is a renewable energy-powered Direct Air Capture system that enables, for the first time, the use of zeolites for capturing CO2.
Barrick Gold warns Pueblo Viejo to shut without new tailings storage facility
The construction of a new tailings storage facility is a key part of the planned $1.3 billion expansion of the Dominican Republic gold mine.
