Fortescue could restart expansion plans on confidence in China’s economy
Forrest expects China's growth to be in the high single digits.
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Chinese miners to pour $7.4bn into Peru
A number of iron ore, copper and gold mines are being built and expanded over the next five years.
Centamin pounded again after Egypt update scares investors
The company said it has to resume gold exports shortly or it will run out of money to cover running cost at its Sukari mine.
Foreign mining firms face up to 50% wage hikes in Zambia
Pay and working conditions have become a thorny issue in Zambia particularly when it comes to the many Chinese-run mines in the country.
Canada braces for new wave of anti-pipelines protests
Western Canada’s Vancouver, Victoria, Smithers and Prince George are expected to be Tuesday the main stage for rallies against oil and gas pipelines, as part of national and international actions spearheaded by the Unis’tot’en clan of the Wet’suwet’en Nation in British Columbia.
Anglo board reportedly considering cellphone titan for CEO
"Appointing Nhleko as CEO will come out of the blue for international investors."
Enbridge to ship crude to Philadelphia via rail
Canada’s Enbridge Inc. (TSX, NYSE:ENB) announced Monday its has entered into an agreement with Canopy Prospecting Inc. to develop rail facilities that will deliver crude oil from the Bakken shale prospect in North Dakota to Philadelphia refineries by the third-quarter of 2013.
Patagonia Gold makes first pour at Argentinian project
South America-focused gold and silver miner Patagonia Gold (LON:PGD) (TSX:PAT), announced Monday it produced its first doré gold bar from its Lomada de Leiva gold and silver project in the province of Santa Cruz in Argentina.
Seven familiar names shortlisted to head Anglo
Well-known executives headhunted from major mining companies such as BHP Billiton, AngloGold Ashanti, Barrick Gold and Xstrata have made the cut to become Anglo American’s new CEO.
