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A deal would reunite the two companies that split more than 30 years ago
FTSE 100 miner’s Duncan Wanblad warns country’s economy under threat from ‘scourges’ of power cuts, broken logistics and corruption
Consolidation in prospect as US-listed group seeks to bring Australian peer back into fold
Carmaker to gain exclusive rights to output of Thacker Pass mine in Nevada once production begins
Mining group promises full investigation into latest incident to hit iron ore division
There are many questions over the project’s prospects and its potential to spur the green transition in Europe
Move would allow gold miner to split its Russian and Kazakh businesses
Rising cryptocurrency price boosts hopes of an upturn in industry fortunes
Whitehaven shares close 6% higher on optimism around economic reopening
Beijing has indicated it will resume coal imports from Australia in diplomatic thaw
Also in today’s newsletter, has the end of the shale era arrived?
Exchange says intervention threatens free flow of capital on which mining companies rely
Resistance from industry’s hub Antwerp seen as key to bloc’s reversal of mooted import ban
Lapland mine could help reduce Europe’s dependence on China imports
Investments up to $15bn aim to secure access to minerals used in solar panels, electric cars and other industries
Beijing’s loosening of Covid restrictions triggers gains in metals exposed to Chinese property sector
Hundreds of activists in Lützerath vow to prevent hamlet’s destruction to make way for lignite mine
Canadian group challenges central American country’s government after steep rise in levies
Brazilian mining group says talks have been held with sovereign funds, carmakers and industrial groups
A special edition on the race to clean up mining practices
Bullion can be traded more easily beyond US oversight than dollars
André de Ruyter, who resigned after trying to overhaul the troubled utility, claims he was given cyanide-laced coffee
Group chair and others add to holdings after years of share price falls
Investors including LGIM and HSBC seek more disclosure from mining group as coal division booms
Without reliable power, the country cannot generate economic growth and overcome the festering legacies of apartheid
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