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The Columbus County Sheriff's Office wants to question the two about the larceny of signs from Browns Outdoor Headquarters, located in Delco.

A Wolfe Research analyst is keeping dovish on copper. Timna Tanners explained why in a CNBC interview today.

Mining projects across the world continue to affect the local populations. In Ecuador’s Intag Valley, communities are working to conserve, restore and defend the cloud forests in what locals say is the longest continuous resistance movement against mining in Latin America. In Nigeria, the gold rush is profiting a small handful of local elites and […]

Last year, US$713mn was spent on exploration in Chile, accounting for 5.48% of the US$13bn global budget and up 30% on 2021.  

BEIJING, April 4 (Reuters) - Prices of base metals were under pressure on Tuesday, as slowing economic outlook and renewed inflation fears sparked demand worries among investors, despite supply uncertainty. Thre... | 12:08am

Everything you need to know about global multi-metal miner and trader Glencore's attempt to build an “unrivaled” copper business through a proposed takeover of Canadian miner Teck Resources

Chilean copper producer Codelco has been selected to supply automation solutions for the El Teniente underground copper mine in Chile.

Chiles total copper production dropped 3.4% in February to 381,000 tonnes, as output from state-owned giant Codelco fell 14.8% year on year to 105,400 tonnes, the Chilean Copper Commission said on... | April 4, 2023

Reasons why a metals supply crunch is coming

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero