Rare-Earths Miner Molycorp Enters Chapter 11

- Molycorp, the U.S.’s only rare-earths producer, is struggling to stay alive, partly because of problems at its mine and processing plant in Mountain Pass, CA. It filed for bankruptcy Thursday.
- The Wall Street Journal
Rare-earths miner Molycorp Inc. filed for chapter 11 protection along with 20 subsidiaries, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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