Lupaka Gold skyrockets on arbitration win against Peru
In the arbitral tribunal's decision this week, the Peruvian government was ordered to pay Lupaka $65 million.
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Kinterra Capital takes bidding war for NWR to takeover panel
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B2Gold pours first gold at Nunavut’s Goose mine
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Highland Copper gets local support for $50M grant to build Michigan mine
The company envisions Copperwood as a low capital intensity project that can reach commercial production quickly.
BHP contracts COSCO for two ammonia-powered vessels
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Uncovering fraud risks in mining company HR records
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Column: Copper’s tariff high fails to lift other LME metals
Doctor Copper hasn't been quite the same since President Trump announced an investigation into US imports.
HSBC ups gold price outlook for 2025 and 2026
The bank expects gold to average $3,215/oz in 2025.