Howe Street’s irrepressible Callaghan may have the last laugh
If a recent 43-101 report proves accurate, the next round of drinks may be on controversial Vancouver gold mining promoter Frank Callaghan.
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China still growing says Alcoa
Despite concerns that China may be slowing—or worse—aluminum giant Alcoa still sees robust demand in China for its products and pegs growth at 11% this year.
Learning from LI(E)BOR
The LIBOR scandal rolls on in the UK, eagerly observed by the rest of the world.
Xstrata looks to expand its Black Star mine
In a move to produce an extra 4.6 million tonnes per year, Xstrata Zinc announced plans to extend the life of its zinc mine another 100 meters below surface level.
Cooling equipment to help companies be more profitable and environmentally friendly
Ontario-based MFS Systems (2007) Inc. said its cooling equipment could help large companies such as Chile’s copper producer Codelco and molybdenum processor Molymet increase their profits while maintaining high environmental standards.
The Philippines hike mining royalties and expand bans
After months of intense debate among mining companies, environmentalists, local groups and church leaders, the government of the Philippines has decided to increase royalties from mining companies.
PMI Gold Corporation: agreement to purchase contiguous mining lease with the Obotan gold project
PMI Gold announced that it has entered into an agreement with Midras to acquire the mining lease to the Company's flagship gold project in Ghana.
Canadian Candente copper to restart drilling in Peru
Candente Copper will be allowed to resume its exploration and feasibility drilling at its Canariaco project in Peru, after the local community of San Juan De Kañaris voted in favour of granting surface access to the company on Sunday.
Rinehart commits $26 million to train locals and avoid unions increasing criticism
Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting is pouring $26 million to local training in the face of an increasing opposition to the company's workforce plans to hire foreign workers.
