A years-long push to unite Glencore and Rio fell apart in a day
The two companies were locked in merger talks for at least the fourth time.
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Capstone Copper to resume full production at Mantoverde mine as strike ends
The largest union has approved a new three‑year labour contract, ending a strike that started on January 2.
Infographic: Global gold demand
Global gold demand is being reshaped by shifting sovereign reserve strategies.
Copper price dips below $13,000 with stockpiles, China demand in focus
Investors focused on rising inventories and waning appetite from Chinese buyers, even after some dip-buying emerged earlier this week.
Utah rare earth miner Ionic eyes IPO in 2027
The proposed move comes just weeks after the company confirmed the Silicon Ridge discovery.
VRIC Video: Beaty sees Canada-led growth after Equinox sheds Brazil
Equinox Gold expects its two new Canadian mines to drive a step-change in production as it shifts toward a North America–weighted portfolio.
Environmental groups sue EU commission over Portugal lithium mine
Projects like Savannah's in Portugal are seen as a key test of Europe's ability to produce lithium.
Chinese trader who made $3 billion on gold bets big against silver
Billionaire trader Bian Ximing now holds a short that stands at about 450 tons of silver, or 30,000 contracts.
Cornish Metals receives $225M funding interest from US EXIM
The funding would be conditional on the mine providing the US with "a responsible supply" of tin, EXIM said.
