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Negotiations stall at Lundin’s Candelaria mine in Chile
Operations were halted earlier this month after the miner failed to reach a deal with a second union, representing about 550 workers.
Labrador secures backing for Kingsway project, shares up
Shares of Labrador Gold surged 27% following an injection of capital from Palisades.
Here’s what economists are saying about China’s new 5-year plan
A communique released after a four-day meeting of the Communist Party’s Central Committee gave a broad outline of the plan as well as sketching out a vision for the economy as far as 2035.
MINING.COM MINUTE: Biggest stories of the week
US court upholds miners’ rights to explore on federal lands; Nordgold submits off-market bid for Cardinal in takeover war, Over $1 trillion needed for energy transition metals...
McEwen gets back on track in Q3
Total output for Q3 2020 was 23,100 gold ounces and 575,000 silver ounces.
Codelco reports 86% leap in profits to September
Adding in production from its stakes in El Abra and Anglo American Sur, Codelco's total production rose to 1.243 million tonnes to September.
Anglo American CEO says not responsible for lead poisoning in Zambia
South African law firm Mbuyisa Moleele and UK-based Leigh Day filed the class action suit last week on behalf of what they say is estimated to be more than 100,000 individuals.
China’s aluminum juggernaut may be running out of road
China’s giant smelter sector churned out an average 105,000 tonnes per day in September, with year-to-date production up 3.3% on 2019.