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Sega Sammy has completed its purchase of ‘Angry Birds’ developer Rovio, officially plunking down a cool $776 million to acquire the company. The deal was first floated back in April, but both companies had to jump through some finalization and regulatory hoops. Sega’s hoping the purchase will give them a stronger foothold in the mobile space, despite the golden days of ‘Angry Birds’ fandom passing almost 15 years ago.

As 5G, artificial intelligence, and sensors continue to develop, AI has deeply integrated into various aspects of the automotive industry. Intelligent

Researchers from Curtin University tracked the fall of a meteorite in Western Australia; what can it teach us about space mining?

Canada’s mining industry registered a 17.2% rises in IT hiring activity in March 2022, according to GlobalData

Liberia plans to launch a review on its iron ore concession agreement with steel and mining company ArcelorMittal, reported Reuters.

Canadian miner Ivanhoe mines reported yesterday that its Kamoa copper mine in the DRC achieved a new production record

Western Areas (WSA) board of directors plan to terminate the proposed $829.29m (A$1.10bn) takeover deal by Australia's IGO Limited (IGO).

Boss Energy has launched capital raising of $90.5m (A$125m) to fund the revival of the Honeymoon uranium project in South Australia.

Global Lithium Resources has received $21.6m (A$29.9m) in firm commitments to fund work at its lithium projects in Western Australia.

The news comes roughly a year after the president announced his intentions to make domestic supply chain independence his priority.