Glencore hit by another probe over Congo dealings
Switzerland has opened a criminal investigation into Glencore's possible failure to prevent alleged corruption in the DRC.
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Less time underground, more autonomous tech/robots – the future of mine safety
Panellists in a webinar organized by Exyn concluded that mineworkers’ safety is linked to the adoption of autonomous, robotic technology that generates high-quality data.
Codelco to suspend northern construction projects
The announcement came hours after the second coronavirus-related death of a Codelco worker was confirmed.
Fossilized fish linked to rare earths deposits
Researchers discovered the origin of a large deposit of rare earths near the Japanese island of Minamitorishima.
Investors, corporates don’t view ESG risks alike – report
The 2020 Metals and Mining Survey obtained responses from more than 100 corporate issuers and investors active in the sector.
INTERVIEW: Octavio Araneda CEO, Codelco
Copper giant aims to expand revenues by $1 billion per year, starting in 2021.
Gold Springs boosts resources, stock rises
Shares of Gold Springs Resource rose by 13.3% by midday Friday.
Aboriginal group goes to court against Australian state over mining area
The court action comes amid greater scrutiny of Aboriginal rights in Australia following the destruction of a sacred cave by Rio Tinto last month.
BHP expands nickel exposure as Norilsk exits Australia
Top miner buys Honeymoon Well tenements in Western Australia from Russian nickel and palladium giant.
