October 8, 2014 A rational look at silver As silver prices started to decline last year, silver mining companies halted projects where costs were too high in relation to the new reality of silver prices.
October 8, 2014 Glencore doesn’t give up on Rio Tinto, seeks to create largest mining company It’s good to be Ivan Glasenberg’s neighbour.
October 8, 2014 Chile to loosen major miners’ grip on idle land Chile’s government will seek talks with large-scale mining companies to make more land available for smaller mineral explorers as it seeks to expand the copper industry, the world’s largest.
October 7, 2014 Chile’s top court orders Goldcorp to halt El Morro mine Once again the mining giant's $3.9 million project can't move forward until local indigenous groups who oppose it are better consulted.
October 7, 2014 Doug Casey: likely to be a super-bubble in these crappy little mining stocks “As we speak, in the end of 2014, I think we're pretty close to the edge of the precipice”
October 7, 2014 Infographic: 15 greatest gold heists of all time There have been multiple occurrences in history where evildoers have breached security measures and gold has fallen into the wrong hands.
October 7, 2014 Gold output hike boosts Mexico’s Durango state appeal The news represents a relief for local authorities, which have seen several projects halted in recent months.
October 6, 2014 Peru’s main opponent to Newmont’s Conga mine wins local elections Jailed Gregorio Santos is set to win the re-election in the country’s gold-rich Cajamarca region, casting fresh doubts on the future of the long-delayed copper and gold project.
October 6, 2014 Gold, silver prices rise as dollar retreats Precious-metals prices rose Monday as the U.S. dollar gave way to other currencies, bolstering the allure of dollar-priced commodities to foreign buyers.
Congo collects samples for CMOC’s first cobalt shipment, sources say The DRC is collecting samples for CMOC's first cobalt shipment under a new quota system, expected soon. December 22, 2025 | 07:20 am