Wars, Trade Bans and Climate Change Turn Food Into Politics
Whether it’s bread or onions, food has the power to make or break a country’s leadership. How nations
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Newcrest Shareholders Approve Newmont’s $15 Billion Takeover
The gold sector’s largest-ever takeover has been cemented after shareholders of Australia’s Newcrest Mining Ltd. gave the final
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The Veteran Trader Building a Chinese Giant in Glencore’s Image
When Kenny Ives took over as boss of the trading arm of one of China’s top miners, his
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Oil Heads for Small Weekly Gain as Israel War-Risk Premium Fades
Oil headed for a modest weekly gain as fears the Israel-Hamas conflict could destabilize the Middle East and
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Top Ethanol Maker Says States Should Embrace Carbon Pipelines
The world’s biggest maker of corn ethanol says US states that don’t embrace efforts to capture and store
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Alaska Shuts Down Its Snow Crab Harvest for the Second Year in a Row
Alaskan officials recently canceled the Bering Sea snow crab season for the second year in a row —
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Codelco Is Said to Near Buyout of Australia’s Lithium Power
Codelco, the world’s biggest copper producer, is nearing a deal to acquire Lithium Power International Ltd. that could
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UK Relies on Nordic Power Lifeline to Keep Lights on This Winter
Record exports of power from the Nordic region will be vital to keeping the lights on in Europe’s
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Lithium Heavyweight Chile Woos Japan to Develop Local Industry
Chile, home to the world’s largest lithium reserves, says Japanese battery and metals companies are among Asian investors
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Oil Erases Most of War Premium as Supply Impact Remains Limited
Oil was little changed after erasing most of the surge following Hamas’ attacks on Israel over the weekend.
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Albemarle Extends Liontown Due Diligence as Rinehart Buys Stake
Lithium giant Albemarle Corp. was granted a short extension as it aims to wrap up its due diligence
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Japan Starts Its First Carbon Credit Exchange in Net Zero Push
Trading on Japan’s first carbon-credit exchange started Wednesday, as the nation looks to put a price on emissions
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