Mining giant Vale saw its shares tank on Friday after the company reported a dam breach at an iron ore mine in southeastern Brazil. 200 people are missing due to the Feijao mine in Brumadinho in Minas Gerais bursting, with AFP also reporting that there are “several” deaths in the area. Vale however has said … Continue reading “Hundreds Missing After Vale Owned Dam in Brazil Bursts”
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