Arsonists attack Ecuagoldmining’s camp in Ecuador
This is not the first time the Río Blanco gold-silver project is targeted.
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The breakthrough promises a new category of materials that can overcome a traditional trade-off in industrial and commercial materials between strength and ability to carry electrical current.
Wall Street’s cold shoulder drives coal veteran to the exit
After running two major coal producers over a decade, Kevin Crutchfield decided it was time to move on when Wall Street began shunning the fuel.
Tesla battery flaw cover-up claim to be evaluated by NHTSA
The petition, filed by a law firm representing Tesla drivers, alleges that Tesla updated battery management software in response to a potential defect that could lead to battery fires.
Feature: Democratic Republic of Congo in focus
The country’s mining sector has demonstrated a resilience in riding out a long storm of political and regulatory uncertainty, in addition to plummeting commodity prices.
Fortescue, SMB-Winning go head-to-head to develop Guinea’s Simandou iron ore
Vale had also purchased access to the project data, but did not submit an offer, sources said.
Sienna Resources kicks off drilling at battery metals project in Sweden
The company says the strong nickel price had made it an opportune time to start drilling for the battery metal.
Gold futures decline as US jobs data eases concerns on economy
The job figures may give some comfort to markets after a string of weaker-than-expected data had boosted demand for gold as a haven this week.
Alrosa finds Matryoshka-style stone, the first in diamond mining history
According to scientists, the diamond may be over 800 million years old.
