Coeur halts Silvertip mine, books huge charge
The decision caused Coeur to book a $251 million impairment charge on the Canadian asset.
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Teck warns of C$1.13bn hit if Trudeau rejects Frontier project
The warning came as Teck reported a 76% fall in fourth-quarter adjusted profit.
BP slammed for lofty climate change ambition, Rio ignored for small step
Two major resource companies made two very different announcements recently, both on the theme of addressing climate change.
Alrosa finds first large coloured diamond at new Yakutia mine
The 17-carat bright yellow gem-quality stone was unearthed at the Verkhne-Munskoye deposit.
Lilac raises $20m to work on lithium extraction technology
The California-based company developed an ion exchange technology for lithium extraction from brine resources.
Klondike sells all gold assets in British Columbia
The company's CEO said the plan is to focus on the Klondike District gold project in the Yukon Territory.
Internal probe confirms Vale knew Brumadinho dam was unsafe
The iron ore giant was aware of the facility’s fragile condition from 2003.
Tesla’s China surprise big blow for cobalt, nickel price bulls
Top electric carmaker switches to zero-cobalt, nickel batteries for price sensitive Chinese market.
Surging gold prices propel earnings at Newmont, Kirkland
Both miners beat estimates for quarterly profit on Thursday as industry consolidation began to bear fruit for long-suffering shareholders.
