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Chile state miner Codelco said in a statement on Monday it would make further cuts to its workforce, reducing its head office staff by 10%, or 40 jobs, as it looks to reduce costs amid dwindling...

Chilean state mining giant Codelcos incoming chief executive Ruben Alvarado has a mammoth task ahead of him: boosting copper output from its lowest level in 25 years, reining in ballooning costs, and...

Canadas oil industry is flourishing, with production set to surge by nearly 8% over the next two years.

Criticism of the company's lack of transparency and accountability

Chilean state mining giant Codelco's incoming chief executive Ruben Alvarado has a mammoth task ahead of him: boosting copper output from its lowest level in 25 years, reining in ballooning costs, and spearheading a state push into battery metal lithium. Alvarado, 64, will start as CEO on Sept. 1 after a search to replace the outgoing Andre Sougarret, who abruptly announced in June he would step down, citing personal reasons and "complexities" running the world's largest cop...

Chile's parliamentary members in the lower house have collectively agreed to initiate an investigation into mining projects managed by Codelco, the nation's state-owned copper producer.

According to foreign news on August 21, the International Copper Study Group (ICSG) said on Monday that the global refined copper market from January to June 2023 has turned from a shortage of 196,000 tons in the same period last year to a surplus of 213,000 tons.

Rest of World News: Two people are dead from flooding in the central-southern region of Chile on Monday, while thousands others have been evacuated or left homeless from

Two people are dead from flooding in the central-southern region of Chile on Monday, while thousands others have been evacuated or left homeless from dangerous rains pounding isolated communities. President Gabriel Boric declared a state of catastrophe on Monday while visiting one of the worst affected areas, some 250 kilometers (155 miles) south of the capital Santiago. In late June surrounding areas had experienced some of the heaviest rainfall in three decades, exacerbated by the El Nino we...