Newmont CEO sees copper demand boom driving mining deals
Tom Palmer pointed to artificial intelligence as a surprisingly large new source of copper demand.
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Peru authorizes Barrick to explore mining at southern border
Peru's constitution requires foreign private investment within 50 kilometers of the country's border to be approved by the cabinet of ministers.
Rio Tinto’s South African unit may resume mineral sands project halted by violence
Richards Bay Minerals plans to take the Zulti South project to the Rio Tinto board for approvals in the first half of next year.
SolGold inks exploitation contract for Ecuador copper-gold project
The document outlines legal and financial terms and conditions required for the development of SolGold's flagship Cascabel project.
Pink sea pigs, transparent sea cucumbers discovered in area targeted by deep-sea miners
A 45-day expedition to the Clarion Clipperton Zone discovered several species not previously described by science.
Gemfields unveils early gold estimates for Mozambique project
Resource estimate for the Nairoto project suggests the presence of 103,000 ounces of gold averaging over two grams per tonne.
Most energy and mining projects 20% over budget — study
About $1.5bn invested in energy transition-related projects are at risk through 2030, research from Bain & Company shows.
How mining companies can break out of the talent trap — report
New report by the Boston Consulting Group explores the impact of an aging workforce on mining companies and outlines what must be done to incentivize and attract young talent.
You can now buy gold bars from vending machines in South Korea
The machine at GS Retail Co.’s convenience store sells gold bars from as big as 37.5 grams (1.32 ounces) to as small as less than 1 gram.
