July 16, 2015

Part II: Will mining boom again, Dad?

Don't hold your breath kid. It’s bleak out there and we have a 10-year super commodity bull to work off this time.

July 15, 2015

The multi-trillion dollar oil market swindle

These distortions, which are affecting price through media hype and/or direct/indirect price manipulation, are quite possibly the largest in financial history.

July 15, 2015

Anglo American likely to cut dividend amid commodities collapse

It would be the first time since 2009 that Anglo has to cut dividends.

July 15, 2015

Little left to lose

Perhaps. But when a sector is so downtrodden that it barely shrugs at major global economic events, there is little left to lose.

July 15, 2015

Alliant Energy to fork out over $7 million on cutting pollution from coal-fired power plants

Spending corresponds to a $1.1 million pollution fine and further $6 million on environmental mitigation projects.

July 15, 2015

BHP Billiton to take a $2.8 billion write-down on US assets

With this impairment BHP will have written down its oil and gas business by more than $4 billion since 2011.

July 14, 2015

Suncor Energy tests use of radio waves instead of water at oil sands

Instead of high-pressure steam, Canada's largest oil and gas producer wants to send radio waves down to heat the bitumen.

July 14, 2015

The long and controversial history of uranium mining in Australia

Last month’s announcement that Energy Resources Australia will pull the plug on the Ranger uranium mine in the Northern Territory signals the end of one of the most controversial chapters…

July 14, 2015

Baby Steps: Mackie’s Bill Newman finds oil & gas plays that produce no matter what

Volatility in the oil and gas markets continues, with prices plunging yet again in the recent chaos surrounding Greece's default negotiations and other global political and economic uncertainties.

July 14, 2015

INFOGRAPHIC: Data shows investing is heavily biased by Geography

For investors, there’s no place like home. Data shows that investors are heavily sector-biased based on where they live.