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California man charged with theft of $800,000 Gold Rush jewelry box
Broke into a display case with an axe
Why Bill Powers is dead wrong
Geologist and editor Matt Badiali discusses the true potential for U.S. natural gas, as well as what type of energy really gets him excited.
Riding a copper horse
There are many reasons to be bullish on copper.
INFOGRAPHIC: Evaluating Nevada's gold producers
See which gold producers are making the grade.
Gold heads for best week in four as stocks retreat
Gold stayed on track for its biggest weekly rise in a month on Friday, supported by a drop in stock markets and comments from a Federal Reserve official that dampened talk the U.S. central bank is set to curb monetary stimulus.
Rio Tinto starts off downsizing at its Utah mine
It cut nearly 100 jobs at its Kennecott Utah copper mine and warned further positions will be slashed later this month.
Open pits and craters change the landscape but civil engineers improve society
We are charged with using the forces of nature for the benefit of mankind.
Dollar indices: research rubbish?
Investors relyon indices to help understand how a market is moving, and perhaps even
how it might move in the future.
INFOGRAPHIC: Gold exploration in Nevada
A look at 20 exploration companies.
Sprott is bullish on silver and gold equities
Hopes retail buyers choosing to own the physical metal will lead to higher market prices for both metals.
Federal Reserve chief shows no signs of ending stimulus policy
He says the central bank's easy-money policies are still necessary.
Copper peaks to six-week high on supply concerns due to Grasberg suspension
It reached $7,525, its highest level since April 12.
Commodity supercycle is essentially over: Citigroup
Group expects 2013 to be year in which “the death bells ring for the commodity supercycle after its duly noted sunset.”
Coal ash heaps safe haven for endangered bees: study
Some endangered species, including insects that had been presumed extinct, were found thriving in the ash heaps at coal-fired power plants.
Gold slips under $1,377 in wake of Bernanke, Fed’s minutes
Increasing fears that the Fed is planning to halt bond-buying scheme dent gold's appeal.
Exploration underway around Pajarito Mountain in New Mexico
Drilling has started on the Mescalero Apache Reservation in a search for financially viable sources of rare earth elements to mine.
Canada Rare Earth Corp. identifies refinery development site in US
Company has signed on to acquire a location in the Pacific Northwest.
A primer on reading drill result press releases
Geologist Brent Cook suggests investors will have an easier time distinguishing good drill results from bad if they know how to dissect a company's press releases.
Metals weak while market marches on
In time we will see a great buy emerge but having patience and waiting for the right buy point is key.
Virginia Attorney General talks coal tax credits
Virginia Attorney General and Republican Gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli made a campaign stop in Bristol this week and coal was a hot topic.
How to spot and time stock market tops
Some of the things I look at when thinking about a counter trend trade like picking a top within a bull market.
Threat to the hegemony of the US dollar? The rigged gold bullion market
Over the past month there has been a statistically improbable concurrence of events that can only be explained as a conspiracy to protect the dollar from the Federal Reserve's policy of quantitative easing.
Potash producer Mosaic to remain independent
Company must first settle its split with former owner Cargill.
The second most important factor in picking a winning mining investment
Caesars Report editor discusses which jurisdictions offer better value to investors and which countries to avoid.
Give it a doubt
Bull markets climb a wall of worry.
Gold worth $625,000 stolen from Miami airport
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into the theft.
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