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  • NEW YORK, March 28- Century Aluminum Co returned to the negotiating table this week in its efforts to find affordable electricity to run its Hawesville, Kentucky, aluminum smelter after a failed attempt to lower its costs with legislation.

  • Hong Kong shares may start steady, earnings in focus Tuesday, 26 Mar 2013 | 9:16 PM ET

    Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Bank of Communications, China Life Insurance and CITIC Securities Co Ltd are among Chinese financial companies due to post 2012 results later in the day. Aluminum Corporation of China Ltd, Angang Steel Co Ltd, China COSCO, ZTE Corporation and Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd are among other notable releases.

  • MOSCOW, March 22- En+ Group, parent of the world's top aluminium producer UC RUSAL, said on Friday it had signed a $2 billion deal with Shenhua Group and China Development Bank to develop coal resources in Eastern Russia.

  • *Miners under pressure to focus on core assets. *No quick fix seen for assets in problem commodities. LONDON, March 18- The "for sale" signs which have been hanging for months over Rio Tinto aluminium assets and its diamond mines are symptomatic of a bigger mining industry issue.

  • *China buys zinc, aluminum to support domestic prices. NEW YORK/ LONDON, March 15- Copper turned negative on Friday as risk-appetite waned after the release of mixed U.S. economic data, while rising stocks of the metal in China reinforced uncertainty about the outlook for demand.

  • LONDON, March 13- Aluminium and zinc rose on Wednesday after Chinese plans to buy metal for government strategic stocks emerged and copper steadied as physical demand began to return in top consumer China.

  • *State Reserves Bureau set to hold another tender- source. HONG KONG, March 13- China's state stockpiler has issued long-awaited tenders to buy 300,000 tonnes of primary aluminium and 50,000 tonnes of refined zinc from smelters, sources with direct knowledge said on Wednesday, in a move that would support metals prices.

  • LONDON, March 13- Copper slipped on Wednesday as a stronger dollar weighed on prices for the base metals complex, although falls in aluminium and zinc were capped as China's plans to buy the metals for strategic stocks underpinned the outlook for demand.

  • The appointment of Sergei Chemezov follows a government-backed deal in December to end a long-running power struggle between Norilsk's main owners- billionaire Vladimir Potanin and aluminium tycoon Oleg Deripaska.

  • NEW YORK, March 10- Kentucky state lawmakers are set to decide whether to let U.S. aluminum producer Century Aluminum Co buy power on the open market in its bid to save its money-losing smelter in the Bluegrass state from closure.

  • LONDON, March 5- The price of aluminium has once again fallen into producer pain territory, raising the prospect of a new round of capacity curtailments. The last collective attempt at supply restraint was triggered when a prolonged price decline troughed just below the $2,000 per tonne level in the fourth quarter of 2011..

  • *Full-year loss of $55 mln in 2012. MOSCOW, March 4- Russia's United Company RUSAL Plc, the world's largest aluminium producer, reported a net loss of $55 million for 2012 and said it would shrink output for at least three years to curb market oversupply.

  • Stock in 60 Seconds: Rusal  Sunday, 3 Mar 2013 | 10:10 PM ET

    CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar looks at shares of Hong-Kong listed Rusal for the daily 'Stock in 60' segment after the world's largest aluminum producer reported a 63% fall in 2012 EBITDA.

  • UNITED NATIONS, March 1- Commodities giant Glencore supplied thousands of tons of alumina to an Iranian firm that has provided aluminum to Iran's nuclear program, intelligence and diplomatic sources told Reuters.

  • UNITED NATIONS, March 1- Commodities giant Glencore supplied thousands of tons of alumina to an Iranian firm that has provided aluminum to Iran's nuclear program, intelligence and diplomatic sources told Reuters.

  • *H1 profit before one-offs drops 43 pct to $5.68 bln. *Takes $3 bln charge on alumina, nickel assets. MELBOURNE, Feb 20- BHP Billiton Ltd appointed the head of its non-ferrous business as its CEO to replace Marius Kloppers, the fourth global miner this year to change its top brass as the industry enters a new era of austerity.

  • Hong Kong shares to open down 0.3 pct, Chalco falls Thursday, 7 Feb 2013 | 8:27 PM ET

    Feb 8- Hong Kong shares were set to start lower on Friday, dragged down by a 2.3 percent fall for Aluminum Corporation of China ahead of China's January inflation and trade data later in the day. The Hang Seng Index was set to open down 0.3 percent at 23,101.1. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong was indicated to start down 0.5 percent.

  • New Rio Tinto Chief Faces First Difficult Decision Wednesday, 30 Jan 2013 | 8:04 PM ET

    Rio Tinto's Sam Walsh faces his first difficult decision as chief executive -- whether to shut the 1,400-staff Gove alumina refinery in Australia -- as under-performing units come under tougher scrutiny following $14 billion in writedowns this month.

  • New Rio chief faces test over plight of alumina refinery Wednesday, 30 Jan 2013 | 4:00 PM ET

    SYDNEY, Jan 31- Rio Tinto's Sam Walsh faces his first difficult decision as chief executive-- whether to shut the 1,400- staff Gove alumina refinery in Australia-- as under-performing units come under tougher scrutiny following $14 billion in writedowns this month.

  • *China copper production up by 10.8 pct to 6.1 MT in 2012. *China aluminium output climbs by 13.2 pct to 19.9 MT in 2012.

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