The Latest Breaking News from Mining

Leading steel company ArcelorMittal (MT) reported impressive fiscal 2022 second-quarter results. The company’s near-term prospects look bright due to sustained steel demand, new strategic acquisitions, and balanced capital allocation. However, amid heightened market uncertainty, is MT a good investment? Read more to find out….

A judge has rejected a federal agency's plans for managing some public lands in the West, including a major coal mining area of Wyoming and Montana

Mining projects and a controversial nuclear waste facility will guarantee population growth in Kimba, according to the Mayor, who hopes the newly refurbished medical centre will help to lure a permanent doctor to the area.

Qonetum Finance Foundation announced on Wednesday the launch of Post Dex Offerings, a decentralized fundraising model for existing crypto projects, creating a hybrid fundraising, strategic staking and liquidity mining alternative solution.

Precious metals like gold might find support soon as insurance against the uncertain economic backdrop in the wake of the Fed’s aggressive stance on inflation. Hence, we think Centerra Gold (CGAU), Jaguar Mining (JAGGF), B2Gold (BTG), and Torex Gold (TORXF) might be the stocks to keep an eye on this…

Illegal and unregulated artisanal gold mining on the Witwatersrand Basin, located south of South Africa’s Gauteng province, is an increasing threat to community, industrial and state security. Reports on turf wars between rival gangs, or shootouts between illegal miners and security officers are commonplace.

A giant, perfectly circular 32-meter (104 ft) sinkhole has opened up in Chile's northern mining region. The hole appeared on Saturday near the Alcaparrosa copper mine in Tierra Amarilla, Copiapó province.One member of the Tierra Amarilla community told Chilean TV the incident confounded their fears about the site, which is…

The mother of a bankrupt mining executive who improperly held assets including several multimillion properties in her son's name is back in court.

Plundering the Pacific for its rich natural resources has a long pedigree. Think of the European companies strip-mining Nauru for its phosphate and leaving behind a moonscape.