Gold prices hurting miners? Throw Ebola into the mix
Deutsche Bank warned Friday that gold producers are the most vulnerable to a further spread of the deadly disease.
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Miners to rely heavily on automation, digitization and green processes
New dimensions are being created within the industry, which help optimize production.
No major gold surprises, but silver, platinum hit 5-year low
Gold prices climbed slightly Thursday, while silver hit its lowest level since March 2010.
No major gold surprises, but silver, platinum hits 5-year low
Silver and platinum hit five year low.
Canada launches $1.25bn large-scale carbon capture and storage plant
The project, first of its kind in the world, aims to demonstrate that the so-called “clean coal” technologies are feasible.
Goldcorp begins production at Quebec’s Eleonore mine
Output for this year is expected to be between 40,000 and 60,000 ounces of gold, reaching 7,000 tonnes a day by 2018.
Operations at Freeport Grasberg copper mine remain blocked
Protesters are demanding management to review safety conditions following a fatal accident on Sept. 27.
Goldcorp expects 1 million ounces output from Mexico despite El Sauzal closure
Local press is reporting the miner has already abandoned the operation, which was in its last year of active mine life.
Polish miner KGHM begins production at massive copper mine in Chile
In the official opening the firm said it expected to start shipping from Sierra Gorda in November
Here comes the gold iPad Air
Expected to boost sales of Apple's full-size tablets, which are in decline.
Savannah nears full ownership of Barroso lithium lease
The Aldeia lease transfer would expand Barroso’s resource base as Savannah targets EU lithium supply and advances permitting.
