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A court ruling that Royal Dutch Shell must speed up plans to curb greenhouse gas emissions rocked the global oil and gas industry, but another decision in a case brought by eight school-aged teens and a nun may end up being more significant.

Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro promised a Yanomami community that he would respect their wishes to keep mining out of their reservation in the Amazon, though he said he would still seek access to other indigenous lands for commercial agriculture and mining.

E3 2021 is rapidly approaching. Being that participation has already been confirmed for Nintendo, a reveal on who the next challenger is for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is expected. We could even be set for a double reveal, if we ...

Most major Gulf stock markets fell on Sunday, led by the Abu Dhabi bourse, while Saudi Arabia closed higher supported by gains in telecom and healthcare shares.

Commodities markets are unlikely to experience a "super-cycle" in the next few years, experts and audience polled at an online metals seminar on Tuesday said.

Supply bottlenecks with timber, steel and insulating material are causing construction stoppages in Germany and threatening to slow the country's recovery from the coronavirus slump, building associations said on Friday.

South Korea's Posco International (047050.KS) said on Friday it is reviewing dividend payments on a gas project in Myanmar, in a move that could further constrain funding to the military junta that seized control of the country in a Feb 1 coup.

China's carbon emissions from the non-ferrous sector will peak some time after 2025, as a switch to recycled aluminium from electrolytic aluminium speeds up, an industry official said on Friday.

Physical gold demand in second-biggest bullion consumer India was negligible this week with most jewellery stores still shut by COVID-19 lockdowns, forcing dealers to offer steep discounts.

Bottlenecks at London Metal Exchange registered warehouses in Malaysia owned by metals storage firm ISTIM UK are adding to the difficulties aluminium consumers in the United States and Europe face in getting the metal they need.