Nippon Steel makes final push to win over US workers
Nippon clarified its spending plans at US mills owned by United States Steel Corp. as part of last-ditch efforts.
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Newmont cuts management jobs in major corporate restructuring
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Torex Gold’s ELG underground mine resumes operations following fatalities
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Gold price hits 2-week high on renewed China purchases, Syria regime collapse
The People’s Bank of China – a major buyer of the metal – announced that it has resumed purchases after a six-month hiatus.
