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Miner could pay as much as $2bn for 45% of Sierra Gorda facility
Borrowing costs at their highest level in more than seven years
Chilean group raises interim dividend nearly fourfold but warns drought will hit production
Governments should implement policies that both encourage investment and fill state coffers
Newly elected left-leaning constituent assembly holds huge sway in fragmented contest
How various payment options compare in terms of carbon footprint
Dash for hydrogen shows that fossil fuels are not the only route to prosperity
Voters have opened way for reforms to system of government in wake of 2019 protests
Traditional parties from left and right largely shunned in election for constitutional body
Gubernatorial, mayoral and municipal polls postponed because of pandemic also take place this weekend
Many of the mines in the world’s largest copper producing country are ageing with declining grades of ore
After the protests of 2019, a new constitution draws closer and the economy is set for a post-pandemic rebound. Plus: how northern Chile is becoming a renewables powerhouse; prospects for a copper-led recovery; and support grows for marginalised Mapuche
Blessed with the best solar power conditions on the planet, the country is deciding how to capitalise on its carbon-free capability
There is a delicate trade-off between sustainability and profit
Public support and change to constitution may help the indigenous group
Chile’s president has faced an earthquake, riots and Covid but wants to be remembered for laying foundations of prosperity
Constitutional change could move the country closer to addressing causes of unrest
Forthcoming assembly’s rules are skewed in favour of centrists
A copper-led recovery may lie ahead post Covid, if lawmakers and taxes allow
Plant food start-up is pushing for a $1bn valuation
Sebastián Piñera expects economy to grow by 6% this year despite surge in Covid cases
Mood darkens in country that had won plaudits for its immunisation programme
Inoculation campaign is the most successful in South America so far
Angry voters turn to populists as pandemic exposes failings of market-friendly model
Maverick candidates gain support ahead of polls as leaders fail to address grievances
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