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Goldcorp says protest could halt production at Mexico gold mine
Canada's Goldcorp said on Monday an ongoing protest blocking entry to its Penasquito mine, one of Mexico's biggest gold producers, could force the company to halt output. The mine, in northern Zacatecas state, produced 476,000 ounces of gold last year, comprising 18 percent of Goldcorp's total production and generating more than 33 percent of its revenue. Michael Harvey, Goldcorp's director of corporate affairs, said the current blockade was illegal and had prevented the flow of workers and supplies.
BlueFin Looks At iPhone Demand, Says Decrease In 2018 Models Largely Offset By Older Phones
Donovan and Mullane's deep dive into iPhone builds shows an "extraordinarily sharp ramp" will start in late August through September, the analysts said. Production of the new LCD iPhone model is still running three to four weeks behind newer OLED models, Donovan and Mullane said.