Cecilia Jamasmie , Senior Editor

CEO Mark Cutifani said the Rustenburg operations were no longer considered one of the company’s core assets.

The world's No.1 copper producer needs to invest roughly $30 billion in the next decade to counter dwindling ore grades in its massive mines.

The miner became the latest corporation to sue the nation over the way it has treated foreign companies during Hugo Chavez administration.

The country's securities regulator, known as CVM, has found Batista waited 10 months to disclose that four oil fields were not commercially viable.

February’s levels were the highest since the West slapped sanctions on Tehran in June last year, says the International Energy Agency (IEA).

Bolivian President Evo Morales and leaders of the National Federation of Mining Cooperatives have formed a commission to quickly redraft at least three controversial articles of the recently-approved ruling.

The probe was opened following a settlement with regulators that alleged JPMorgan manipulated power markets in the Midwest and California.

The nation is sweeping away entire towns of its map because they are sitting on vast coal deposits.

The criminal activity involved contractors and it had been going on since 2011.

While diamonds are the most strictly checked raw materials in the world, there is a certain amount of illegally traded gems that make it into the market.