Elon Musk asserted last week that before any US federal employee can retire, their paper records have to be processed more than 200 feet underground in an old limestone mine located in rural ...

BAMAKO, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Forty-three people, mostly women, were killed after an artisanal gold mine collapsed in western Mali on Saturday, the head of an industry union said. The accident took ...

A U.S.-based analyst says he believes the undersea coal mine in Donkin, N.S., will reopen someday. Joe Aldina, who writes for thecoaltrader.com, said the Cline Group, whose company Kameron Coal ...

More than 40 people, mostly women, were killed after an illegal gold mine collapsed in Mali on Saturday. The collapse took place near Kéniéba, in Mali's western, gold-rich Kayes region.

The transboundary commission’s attention is currently on the Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell project, a proposed gold and copper mine at the foot of a glacier just across the Canadian border.

But that funding has come to a grinding halt. On Saturday, the State Department said it was suspending its global mine-clearing programs for at least three months. It followed a Trump ...

Barrick Gold Corp. and Mali are set to resume talks on resolving a monthslong dispute over the distribution of revenue from one of the world’s biggest gold mines. Negotiations between ...

Barrick denies any wrongdoing. Jefferies analysts have estimated that suspending production at the mine could cut Barrick's earnings before interest, taxes and amortization by 11% in 2025.

A Barrick spokesperson wasn’t immediately able to comment when reached by phone. The standoff compelled Barrick to halt operations at its Loulo-Gounkoto mine in Mali as the government seized gold ...

Dysart McKay says he's concerned about layoffs if the mine is sold to new owners. (Sanuda Ranawake/CBC) The local president for United Steelworkers, the union that represents workers at the ...

The letter has provoked fury from NZ First Minister Shane Jones, who has said he will “do everything he can” to allow the mine, which does not wish to be named, to continue banking.