BHP keeps production guidance despite falling prices and bad weather
Harsh weather during the first three months of 2013 wasn't enough to knock the mining giant off course.
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South African mining industry lost $1.5bn last year
Labour disputes also affected the country's gross domestic product and credit rating.
Rio Tinto coal mine extension turned down in Australia
Court cites environmental and social concerns for overruling approval.
South Africa’s Exxaro to mine iron ore in the Congo
The company forecasts an output of 2 million tonnes by next year.
INFOGRAPHIC: Electrical Safety in Mining
Learn about the prevalence of electrical accidents at mine sites and electrical safety in mining.
Credit stress test of gold miners makes grim reading
Barrick already at risk of a downgrade at today's gold price, but at $1,200 the world's largest gold producer faces junk status.
How one short seller’s ‘shock & awe’ crushed gold with a 400 tonne trade
"It is a question of who has got the biggest guns - the shorts have made their play - let's see if there is any response from the longs."
Court decision protects BASF’s intellectual property
Australian High Court upholds findings that BASF’s Rheomax® ETD patents are valid and infringed by SNF - Decision protects investment in years of research and development
Bechtel Partners with Planetary Resources for Space Mining Initiative
“As we pursue our vision to expand the resource base beyond Earth; we’re extremely excited to announce this partnership with Bechtel.
