Death toll rises to seven at Sibanye mine as all trapped workers rescued
The deaths brings the number of people killed at the company's operations this year to at least 10.
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Workers end strike at Tahoe’s mine in Peru
Workers were demanding higher profit-sharing payouts.
Diamond museum opens in Belgium
The DIVA museum has a butler that allows visitors to peek inside various rooms where precious treasures are kept.
First ever Resources for Future Generations conference expected to attract upwards of 2,000 attendees
The conference will bring sustainability and ethical issues around energy, mining, and water into the spotlight.
Anglo American to end investment in deep sea mining company Nautilus
Anglo has a 4 per cent stake in Toronto-listed Nautilus.
Russia’s NLMK says could close U.S. business due to tariffs
NLMK is Russia's top steelmaker.
A billionaire makes a classic investing error: Barry Ritholtz
The billionaire in question, who is buying gold directly and investing in gold miners, is No. 338 on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
Zimbabwe to sign $700 million coal-bed methane deal this month
The accord comes as President Mnangagwa courts foreign investment to rebuild an economy that halved in size since 2000 under former President Mugabe.
Alcoa ready to resume labor talks for Canada aluminum smelter
The smelter, which produces some 430,000 metric tonnes of aluminum annually, has been operating at reduced capacity by non-union workers since Jan. 11.
