Surge in gold prices brings no change in fortune for Madagascar’s miners
Lack of investment and regulation means life is hard for the men, women and children panning for tiny fragments of gold along the island’s river beds.
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Remembering gold’s bullish set-up on Dec. 1, 2015
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Hecla drops hostile Dolly Varden bid, shares fall
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India’s gold trade is imploding
Indian bullion drops to $65 discount to the global gold price despite imports falling off a cliff.
Tesla to open its Gigafactory years ahead of schedule
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Canada’s diamond staking rush favours early entrants
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