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Glencore Looks To Leave London Stock Exchange As Falls Into Loss

Swiss mining and commodity trading giant Glencore said Wednesday it was considering shifting its stock listing from London after it stumbled into a net loss last year on falling coal prices and writing down the value of assets.

International Business Times

Aboriginal group seeks $1.1bn in damages over Australia mining project

The Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation filed the landmark case against Western Australia’s state government.

Al Jazeera

Clive Palmer echoes Trump in new political party launch

The new political party of billionaire mining magnate Clive Palmer echoes the policies of US President Donald Trump by aiming to "make Australia great again".

AAP

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Exploit asteroids for resources using automated mining equipment as they hurtle through your space-claim in Astronomics

Asteroid mining can be pretty chill, except for that ticking clock.

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5 ways to improve security governance and prevent future illegal mining tragedies from happening

After six months trapped underground, roughly 246 illegal miners were rescued at Buffelsfontein gold mine in Stilfontein, South Africa, in mid-January following a court order and intense public outcry.

The Conversation

Dame Helen Mirren says it’s ‘easy as a European to misunderstand America’

Dame Helen Mirren on the complexities of America as final series of series 1923 launches

The Independent UK

Gold Mine Collapse In Mali Kills Dozens

Tragic gold mine collapse in Mali raises concerns about mining safety and regulations in the country.

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Why is there so much gold in west Africa?

Militaries that have taken power in Africa’s Sahel region – notably Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger – have put pressure on western mining firms for a fairer distribution of revenue from the lucrative mining sector.

The Conversation

‘Biologists were not part of the crime food chain’: why Ecuador’s scientists are facing violence, threats and kidnapping

Despite government efforts, armed groups control many remote areas. Now researchers are caught in the crosshairs

The Guardian - UK

Cultural landscape 'obliterated' at mine, court told

Traditional owners seeking compensation from iron ore miners have been effectively "locked out" of their Country, a court has been told.

AAP

Pepper-sprayed activist posed no threat to Victoria police officer who later said ‘they needed that’, court hears

Class action trial over police use of OC spray on climate protests at 2019 mining conference begins in Melbourne

The Guardian - AU

Mali goldmine collapse leaves at least 48 miners dead

Incident reportedly took place at abandoned site formerly operated by a Chinese company

The Independent UK

Rare earths hopeful in eye of Greenland political storm

A stalled rare earths project puts an Australian junior miner at the centre of an election in an Atlantic territory caught in a web of geopolitical tensions.

AAP

Estonians Plead Guilty To US Charges In $577 Mn Crypto Scheme

Two Estonian nationals have pleaded guilty to defrauding hundreds of thousands of people around the world in a $577 million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme, the Justice Department said Thursday.

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MarketBeat

Albemarle’s Earnings Are In—Is the Stock a Buy Now?

Recently, after reporting its quarterly earnings, shares of Albemarle were slightly up in the after-hours to show investors that there's a new potential upside.

TechRadar

If you've bought an internal Seagate hard drive, beware of the growing refurbished Chia scandal - here's what you need to know

Thousands of high-mileage Seagate HDDs flood the market, with buyers unknowingly purchasing drives used in Chia mining farms as brand new.

TechRadar

Cybercrime gang targets victims with "triple threat" attacks

As if the encryptor wasn't enough, victims are now getting their cloud instances abused in cryptomining, too.

AAP

"Doesn't get any worse': towns brace for cyclone Zelia

Locals are preparing for Tropical Cyclone Zelia, which is being described as big, strong and unpredictable as it heads for coastal towns.

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Rebel Group Captures Mining Town In Eastern DRC

Rebel groups exploit DRC's mineral wealth, fueling conflict; calls for governance reforms and responsible sourcing practices.

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Experts Think This Crypto Stock Is a Takeover Target. Should You Buy Shares Now?

Shares of this Bitcoin miner have been trending amid recent rumors of a takeover.

The Conversation

South Africa’s history uncovered: the 1,000-year gap they don’t teach in school

Were you told that gold mining in southern Africa started after 1852? Or that the export of iron, steel, copper and gold began in the late 19th century? Or that South Africa became integrated into a global trading system only after 1652? Or that the first powerful state in South…

International Business Times

New Zealand Rethinks Opposition To Deep-sea Mining

New Zealand is considering withdrawing its support for an international ban on deep-sea mining, the country's resources minister told AFP on Tuesday.

The Guardian - AU

‘Bit of Clive money’: Seven West banks on election ad revenue as profits sink

Media company is expecting mining magnate Clive Palmer to buy more advertising space after releasing weak mid-year financial results

MarketBeat

3 Mining Stocks Poised to Ride the Precious Metals Boom

Mining stocks are poised to benefit from an ongoing rally in precious metals fueled by all-time high gold prices; these firms stand out from the pack.

The Conversation

Why Canada must seize the moment and launch its long-awaited Africa strategy

Recent events have been nothing short of shock therapy for many Canadians. The threat of economically devastating tariffs by the United States at the behest of President Donald Trump have only reinforced that the time is ripe for Canada to diversify its foreign engagements and collaborations — like with the…

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