Chinese factory jobs are disappearing – copper pays the price
Fresh fall brings monthly copper price decline to more than 10% as gauge of Chinese manufacturing shows rate of job losses near post-financial crisis record.
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Gold down on US manufacturing data, interest speculation
While the metal lost nearly 6% in May, its biggest decline in six months, it is up about 15% so far this year.
‘Aurora Green’ diamond smashes records after fetching $16.8 million
It set a world auction record for a green diamond and became the highest price per carat ever paid for a gem that colour.
Someone stole this $5 million diamond-encrusted gold eagle statue
The golden statue was supposed to be the centrepiece of a campaign launched in conjunction with a series of books and events to raise money for cancer research.
Brazil’s mining sector to recover lost ground as iron ore, metal prices stabilize
Higher gold prices will push miners to restart or speed up development of projects, leading a fresh wave of mergers and acquisitions in the country, according to BMI Research.
Vale said to have altered crucial data from dam disaster
Federal investigators claim Vale modified official documents detailing the chemical composition and concentration of the mineral waste spilled.
Barrick pays $140m to settle Pascua-Lama lawsuit
US class-action lawsuit accused world's top gold producer of distorting facts related to mothballed $8.5 billion gold and silver project in South America.
CHARTS: Brutal May for metals and miners
A sharp reversal in metals and minerals prices during May see top mining companies shed billions in market value.
Four active mining companies you should be watching
The market has a buzz once again and Thibaut Lepouttre of Caesars Reportprofiles several companies that are reaping the rewards of being very active right now.
