Actually, Australia should be panicked about coal
One way or another, the end of the coal-export industry is looking inevitable.
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Newmont fires back at “unqualified” Barrick team’s “shocking” record
And Newmont CEO Gary Goldberg has the slides to prove it.
Newcrest CEO says ‘happy to do M&A’ if right value for shareholders
Some media reports indicated that Newcrest, as part of the deal, would be interested in buying Newmont's Australian assets.
Barrick CEO defends $18B hostile Newmont bid as logical tie-up
The deal marks Bristow's first major strategic move at Barrick since taking the top position in January.
OceanaGold tables resource at WKP prospect in New Zealand
WKP’s East Graben vein contains 410,000 indicated tonnes grading 18 grams gold and 22.7 grams silver for 234,000 oz. gold and 296,000 oz. silver.
Australia’s Queensland rail moves up flooded track repairs to end-April
The 1,000-km (620-mile) rail line is used by miners including Glencore, MMG Ltd and South 32 to carry zinc and lead concentrate from the Mt Isa region.
Barrick swings hard for Newmont – maybe too hard
Hostile bids bring out the worst in people. On the other hand, they also foster tremendous creativity.
Freeport investing to mitigate risk from tailings dams -CEO
Freeport is "comfortable" with engineering designs in place at existing dams.
Steinmetz stages Guinea comeback in Sarkozy-brokered deal
"A good agreement is much better than any war."
