BHP urges Australia to maintain trade with China amid tensions
BHP CEO Mike Henry executive said that tension in international relations is antithetical to the prosperity of Australia, and the world.
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Cardinal beckons third party bidder amid takeover stalemate
A new bidder could effectively free up Shandong and Nordgold of their respective “best and final” statements and enable both to increase their offers.
State purchases drive up cobalt metal prices in China
Traders say China has already stockpiled between 5,000 and 7,000 tonnes of cobalt metal.
Luxembourg to set up Europe space mining centre
Luxembourg aims to become Europe's space mining hub.
Supercritical CO2 power plants may help miners reach renewable energy targets
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Transition Metals reports strong showings at Wollaston copper project
Wollaston is 60 kilometres from Rio’s Janice Lake project in Saskatchewan.
Brazilian state affected by Vale dam burst rejects $4bn offer
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Zinc price soars as Vedanta halts Gamsberg mine after accident
Prices for the metal climbed to an 18-month high in London after Vedanta said the South African mine will stay closed until further notice.
