Mining tycoons lose challenge to UK bribery investigation
UK judge ruling bolsters the Serious Fraud Office in one of its longest-running and most sensitive investigations
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Trump administration to relax regulations on coal-ash pollution
The EPA's proposal would unwind some of the requirements set in 2015 for treating toxic wastewater and ash discharge.
Newmont Goldcorp profit misses on higher costs, cuts production target
The blockade hit Penasquito's third-quarter production by some 11,000 gold ounces, 1.7 million silver ounces, 13.7 million pounds of lead and 22.8 million pounds of zinc,
Canada saw fewer mining deals in September compared to the rest of the year – report
According to GlobalData, the country’s metals and mining industry saw a drop of 17.5% in overall deal activity during September 2019.
Camino intensifies fieldwork at Chapitos project in Peru
The Edmonton-based company is now focusing on the Atajo zone.
Lydian’s gold project in Armenia hits new roadblock
The miner will embark on further legal action to progress its stalled Amulsar gold project after being denied a water permit.
Lucara going ahead with $514m Karowe mine expansion
While the needed investment is expected to be paid back in under three years, Lucara has suspended dividends.
Lithium price: Worst may be over for Australian producers
New Benchmark lithium industry assessment has some good news for besieged hard rock miners.
Barrick announces new strategy for Hemlo
Barrick has introduced several programs to boost performance, and the next phase will be to mothball the open pit mine.