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	Mon Dec 1, 2008 What's rare and tough, silvery white, and gives off a green glow? RHENIUM! Below is and excerpt from Rio Tinto. To view the full article, . Far from the mainstream, an unusual element -- the last natural one on the periodic table to be identified - is acquiring star status with its ability to respond in two very different ways to modern power needs, both of which have significant "green" impact. (1 KB)
	Wed Aug 20, 2008 Some Golds Shine Brighter Than Others Below is and excerpt from Gordon Fairclough's article in The Wall Street Journal. To view full release, . Mongolia Celebrates Medal and Puts Halt To Fighting ... for Now ULAN BATOR, Mongolia -- Last month, rioting in the wake of disputed parliamentary elections left five dead in Mongolia's capital. But now this city is the scene of celebration. Mongoli... (1 KB)
	Tue Aug 19, 2008 The Value of Copper Deposits Below is and excerpt from Stephen Bartrop's article in Resourcestocks. To view the full article, . Earlier this week, the Canadian Metal Economics Group presented some highlights from its recent study on strategies for copper reserves replacement. Interestingly, its research suggests that the world's largest copper producers, through a combination of acquisition and explorartion,... (1 KB)
	Tue Feb 12, 2008 Rio Tinto strengthens Oyu Tolgoi management team Below is and excerpt from a Rio Tinto press release. To view full release, . Rio Tinto chief executive Tom Albanese today announced that Keith Marshall has been appointed to the Oyu Tolgoi project team as managing director of Ivanhoe Mines Mongolia, Inc. Keith will be responsible for developing the overall project and will take a leading role in the ongoing Investment Agreement negotiations with the Mongo... (1 KB)
	Thu Jan 17, 2008 China Now World's Largest Gold Producer;Foreign Miners At Door Excerpt from an January 17, 2008, Dow Jones article. For the full article, please go to www.dowjones.com China became the world's largest gold producer last year, helped by Canadian- and Australian-led projects that aim to add millions in ounces to the world gold supply. China produced 276 metric tons of gold last year, equal to about 9.7 million ounces, said London precious metals consultancy GFMS Ltd. in a report released Thursday. That's up 12% from the year-ago and represented j... (1 KB)
	Wed Jun 27, 2007 Drafts Ready after Five Years THE Minister of Finance, N.Bayartsaikhan, reported to the Government on Tuesday that investment agreements with Ivanhoe Mines Mongolia and Energy Resources are ready to be signed, according to the Press and Information Office. The first will initiate work on the world-scale Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project in Omnogobi aimag after over five years of negotiations. According to the proposed agreement, the Government will own 34 percent of the Oyu Tolgoi project, as well as 34 percent of the copp... (2 KB)
	Wed May 30, 2007 High prices to hit China copper, zinc demand This is an excerpt from a Reuters news article of May 30, 2007. To view the full article, please go to Reuters website. China's appetite for copper and zinc will likely be weaker than demand for aluminium, lead, nickel and tin this year due to high prices, analysts from state-owned research group, Antaike, said. China's refined copper demand is likely to rise 6.5 percent this year to 4.1 million tonnes, against a growth of about 7 percent last year, said Yang Changhua, Antai... (2 KB)
	Thu May 24, 2007 China Asks Japan, South Korea to Pay More for Coal This ia an excerpt form a May 24, 2007 Bloomberg News article. For the full article, please access Bloomberg's website. Chinese coal exporters are demanding buyers in Japan and South Korea pay as much as 44 percent more for the fuel this year as output fails to keep pace with power station demand, six officials at the companies said. Sellers led by China National Coal Group want to raise prices as much as $22.90 a metric ton to $75, excluding freight, said the officials, asking no... (2 KB)
	Thu Apr 26, 2007 Rio Tinto says investment in Mongolia's Oyu Tolgoi project fits growth plans Excerpt from an April 26, 2007, Forbes article. For the for article, please go to www.forbes.com SYDNEY (XFN-ASIA) - Rio Tinto said its investment in Mongolia's Oyu Tolgoi copper/gold project fits its strategy of investing in world class resources as well as having the advantage of being located close to China. 'The investment in Mongolia represents a phased, risk managed entry into an outstanding resource that suits our strategy for world class deposits and is located close to the ... (2 KB)
	Sat Mar 31, 2007 Ivanhoe transfers interest in Myanmar as part of deal Robert Friedland's Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. has transferred its 50-per-cent interest in the Monywa copper project in Myanmar to a third party trust pending their sale. The move comes after Ivanhoe struck a strategic partnership deal with Rio Tinto PLC in October concerning the Oyu Tolgoi project in Mongolia. As part of that arrangement, Ivanhoe had agreed to divest all of its business interests in Myanmar, which is controlled by a military government. Ivanhoe also reported a loss of $198.7-million (U.... (1 KB)

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