INFOGRAPHIC: The many milestones of US paper currency
From 1690 colonial bills through to the 2010 revamped $100 bills
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What happens when we finally get hyperinflation
How the whole thing unfolds.
Will the Parti Québécois alter Québec’s mine-friendly policies?
Unlikely, according to Eric Lemieux, equity analyst with Laurentian Bank Securities. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Lemieux says that even if the PQ tweaks current policy, it will take time.
US Labor Dept drops bomb on gold traders, dents QE3
The jobs report may mean that the Federal Reserve will end its QE program to flood markets with cheap money sooner rather than later.
Vale back to work at Carajás after blockade lifted
Vale was granted a preliminary environmental license for the new mine in June, but the $100 billion company has run into problems with the project before.
New mining rules coming up for Canada’s northern Ontario already igniting debate
A new set of regulations for prospectors and mining companies working claims in Northern Ontario, Canada, which goes into effect Nov. 1, is already stirring some controversy as First Nations claim still allows claims anywhere companies want.
Kloppers offloads $5 million BHP stock. Don’t worry it’s just a tax thing
At the same time the 50-year-old boss of the world's number one miner also pocketed 300,000 BHP shares worth more than $10 million thanks to the company's employee share incentive scheme.
Asteroid-mining firm hiring “space nuts” and interns
Google’s billionaire co-founders and filmmaker James Cameron’s owned asteroid-mining focused Planetary Resources is hiring interns for 2013.
Indian state of Goa forced to halt all mines
India’s Supreme Court order the state of Goa to halted all mining activities in Goa, including transportation of already mined manganese and iron ore, and sought responses of the union and state governments on an environmental group's petition.
