Pac Rim Mining loses suit against El Salvador
The company was ordered to pay $8 million in legal fees and costs to the Salvadoran government.
How to understand what's going on inside a mine without actually going into the mine
New software allows to explore underground mines in 3D.
World’s two largest gold producers disagree on mine value
Newmont is interested in buying Barrick Gold’s half of the Kalgoorlie Super Pit "at the right price."
Konkola Copper Mines shuts smelter
Senior management is allegedly not happy about recently announced expenses.
NGOs want Venezuela to halt mining concessions, claim violations of Indigenous rights
Advocacy groups are taking issue at the Mining Arch of the Orinoco River National Development Strategic Zone.
DiamondCorp’s troubles continue
The company was issued a shutdown notice for its Lace project in South Africa's Free State province.
New Mexican lithium discovery for Australian-Canadian partners
The assays result ranged from 347ppm to 1000ppm Li, the highest values received to date from the project.
David Donato appointed President, Head of Banking, for PearTree Securities
16 years of senior advisory and M&A experience.
Canada’s federal government to impose carbon price on provinces
Feds plan to establish a “floor price” on carbon pollution of $10 a tonne in 2018, rising to $50 a tonne by 2022.
Artisan Vehicle Systems announces the launch of its first underground mining vehicle: the zero emission, battery powered
Also outperforms the diesel competition
Australia’s uranium polluting the Antarctic — scientists
Australia has about 40% of the world's uranium reserves and exports nearly 7,000 tonnes of yellow cake annually.
IMAGE GALLERY: Touring Caterpillar's 6,500-acre testing grounds
More than 70 pieces of equipment are on site.
Nichols: Bremain pullback in gold price a bargain opportunity
Polls showing a continuation of the status quo in Britain prompted a sell-off in gold this week, but the global economic backdrop remains good for gold.
New Antofagasta CEO: weak copper price for at least 2 years
CEO of Chilean copper giant sees 300,000 tonnes surplus this year and next.
Along South Africa's east coast, locals take on mining industry
A 14-mile stretch of sand dunes along South Africa's breathtaking east coast is the battleground between big mining interests and the local community.
Oil companies offer assistance to residents affected by Fort McMurray fires
Oil companies are reducing production to allow families to evacuate.
RBC wants over $7 million for job they didn’t do: Crew Gold
Canada's biggest bank is suing former client Crew Gold over a fee the lender claims it should have been paid by the mining company.
