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Bullying claims linked to diversity programme ‘retaliation’, despite efforts to improve workplace culture

While the REMX ETF’s name implies significant exposure to rare earth metals and minerals, the product’s holdings are primarily invested in lithium-producing mining companies. REMX has been under pressure, but commodity cyclicality suggests that it is in the buying zone below $50 per share.

Green mining practices are revolutionizing the mining industry, driven by an urgent call for sustainable resource extraction amid climate change. As this eco-friendly shift gains momentum, Vale S.A. (VALE), BHP Group (BHP), and Rio Tinto Group (RIO) are seizing the moment, turning sustainability into a powerful growth opportunity. Read on….

Copper stocks are a strong investment due to rising demand from the green energy transition, which is crucial for renewable technologies, electric vehicles, and increased infrastructure needs, driving price and consumption growth. Therefore, investors should consider investing in top copper stocks such as Vale (VALE), Southern Copper (SCCO), and Rio…

Prices for precious and industrial metals are increasing thanks to shifting global demand and central bank policies. In light of this, I have evaluated quality metals and mining stocks, BHP Group Ltd. (BHP), Rio Tinto (RIO), and Southern Copper Corp. (SCCO), that could help protect your portfolios from inflation.

As the global economy shifts with changing central bank policies and varied growth rates, investing in fundamentally sound stocks like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), Alibaba Group (BABA), and Rio Tinto Group (RIO) could help diversify your portfolio and mitigate domestic risks. Read on….

Rio Tinto will be acquiring Arcadium in an all-cash $6.7 billion deal that would cement it as one of the world's top lithium producers.

Deal will make Rio the world’s number three player in supply of so called “white gold”

Rio Tinto will pay a 90 per cent premium to acquire Arcadium Lithium, adding lithium to its aluminium and copper operations.

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology said a dedicated new office would help reduce the burden of red tape around new technologies.

Rio Tinto is reportedly considering paying $4-6 billion to acquire U.S. lithium producer Arcadium, which would give it access to mines and processing facilities on four continents. The move highlights the global competition for lithium dominance in the face of rising demand for electric vehicles.