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Burberry, Glencore and Fresnillo are among the losers in the FTSE 100

The FTSE 100 fell 22.9 points, or 0.30%, to end the day at 7,572.58

Contamination from pollutants emitted by the Horne smelter could reach areas larger than the expropriation perimeter, according to the group Meres au front, which presented the results of a new study on Friday in Montreal.

Incumbent Danielle Slade confirms her candidacy in the mayoral race against deputy mayor Phil Barwick and councillor Peta MacRae. Get the latest updates on the race and their plans for Mount Isa.

Global miner Anglo American on Thursday reported a 24% rise in copper production last year to 826,000 metric tons, lower than a previously forecast range of 830,000-870,000 tons....

In a unanimous decision, all five justices sided with the Native Title holders against the Northern Territory government.

Here’s how piles of coal in Vancouver harbor connect back to a multinational mining company with operations in Alaska

The Mining Indaba encourages investment and transformation of the mining sector, however, there is a lot that needs to be rectified.

Central Africa hopes to revive a trade route from colonial times. Europe and the US support the ambitious plans by DR Congo, Angola and Zambia to shore up green energy resources — and also face up to China's influence.

For those Montanans with good memories, the recently announced acquisition of the Teck Resources coal mines in British Columbias Elk Valley by Swiss international megacorporation Glencore might bring an unwelcome