European central banks may end deal capping gold sales
Bundesbank board member says talks ongoing and Germany has no plans to start selling its bullion again anyway.
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FLSmidth secures breakthrough with new technology
FLSmidth’s Reflux™ Classifier technology is now accepted as the preferred fines gravity separator by the major producers of metallurgical coal with installations in Australia, USA, Southern Africa and China.
Another day, another copper price plunge
Rally proves short-lived as price tumbles back to near four-year low Thursday.
This $33.3 million Faberge golden egg was minutes away from being melted as scrap
Dealer from the US Midwest bought it for only $13,000.
Rinehart’s Roy Hill iron ore project gets much needed $7.2bn fund injection
After 18 months of negotiations the firm has pulled off a seemingly unachievable total of $10 billion.
Oh, Gold! Down to three-week lows after Yellen comments
Markets seem to have interpreted Janet Yellen’s remarks as impending rate hikes as early as early 2015.
Miners among most productive, happiest workers in the world: study
Reveals cross-industry survey, which analyzed responses from over 30,000 professionals.
BC’s economy to ‘shift into higher gear’ in 2014: RBC
Sales abroad will fire up BC resource industries like forestry and mining.
Latin America gets its first diamond exchange
The bourse is expected to grow the $8 billion fine jewellery retail business in Latin America to more than $10 billion in the next two years.
