Europe joins global scramble for critical minerals
Europe has belatedly woken up to the fact it has a metals problem.
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Codelco workers threaten action in job conditions row
Tension has brewed between unions and the company over complaints about the lack of compliance with coronavirus prevention measures and the over-pricing of insurance.
China’s aluminum import surge a sign of global disconnect
China’s once-in-a-decade aluminum trade inversion is first and foremost down to the arbitrage window that opened in the second quarter.
CanAlaska Uranium options BC copper project to Omineca
The companies want to create a 50/50 JV at the Quesnel porphyry copper project.
Rio Tinto hosts one of the last tenders of Argyle diamonds
The virtual event was titled One Lifetime, One Encounter, making reference to the closure of the Argyle mine at the end of 2020, after almost four decades of production.
MINING.COM MINUTE: Biggest stories of the week
Cobalt prices surge on electronics boom, Friedland’s Nimba iron ore project, gold price falls on economic recovery hopes, and more.
Vale conducts first iron ore sale via blockchain
The company said it was an important milestone towards digitalization of sales.
Wheaton CEO named World Gold Council chair
Randy Smallwood will replace former AngloGold CEO Kelvin Dushnisky.
China factory, building boom sends iron ore price to 6-year high
Iron ore price rally continues after China’s manufacturing sector hits levels last seen January 2011 and $680 billion infrastructure spending accelerates.
