Hundreds in Peru oppose relocating from century-old mining village
They refuse to move to a new town built by China’s own Chinalco.
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Aussie mining tycoon Tinkler doesn’t want to lose his private jet and helicopter
Australian mining magnate Nathan Tinkler is allegedly trying to refinance $12 million of debt to hold onto his assets.
Australian thieves tunnel into wrong building, get chicken nuggets instead of jewels
Robbers hit fast food restaurant instead of adjacent jewellery store
Cutifani lined up for top job at Anglo
Two sources familiar with the situation said Cutifani will replace Carroll.
Strikes, violence threaten Harmony Gold’s mine
The miner revealed it is reviewing its Kusasalethu mine’s financial and operational status.
Coal of Africa soars on Vitol deal
Coal of Africa Limited shares of Coal of Africa were up 12% at 9:54 a.m. ET after the junior coal producer announced it struck a marketing deal to expand its exports of coking and thermal coal.
Media hoax wipes $330 million off Whitehaven Coal
Australian Whitehaven Coal Ltd shares went downhill Monday after a fake press release allegedly from the coal miner's major lender, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, claimed it had withdrawn from a $1.3 billion debt facility.
New dating tip: wear this $250,000 gold shirt
Wealthy 32-year-old Indian man expects to dazzled the ladies.
Hundreds march against AngloGold Ashanti in Colombia
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Doima, a small town in central Colombia, about 80 km West of the capital Bogota, to oppose a proposed AngloGold Ashanti (NYSE:AU) (JSE:ANG), gold processing plant for its 100%owned La Colosa project.
Colombia’s Cerrejon exceeds coal exports and production targets for 2012
The operation —a joint venture between BHP Billiton (ASX, NYSE:BHP), Anglo American (LON:AAL) and Xstrata (LON:XTA)— produced 34.6 million tons of coal last year, 4% more than the projected 33.3 million tons and exported 32.8 million tons, 2.5% over the 32 million ton target.
How Rio–Glencore talks fell apart
In the end it wasn't about copper, iron ore or coal, but who was paying more.
