Chinese banks go after silver and gold fix
Since it first debuted in August, only five participants have signed up to the price setting process.
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China’s boom and lust for gold
Peter explains China's ongoing boom and what it means for their favorite commodity – gold.
Court orders Centerra to halt trade of shares owned by Kyrgyz gov’t
The injunction was sought by Stans Energy.
South Africa’s gold miners look at mergers to stay afloat
Harmony Gold, Sibanye Gold Ltd., and AngloGold Ashanti named among the top candidates to consider deals.
First Quantum warns Zambia tax hike will cost jobs, investment drop
The miner, Zambia's largest foreign investor, operates Kansanshi mine, the eighth largest copper mine in the world, as well as the country's biggest.
$1M worth of Viking treasures unearthed in Scotland
More than 100 objects, including solid gold jewellery, arm bands and silver ingots are part of the trove, one of the largest discoveries of Viking treasure in Scotland.
COOL PIC OF THE DAY: Fixing the loader on a dump truck
Welder at work.
Rick Rule: Are the worst of times yet to come?
“We have all had the experience of seeing goods on sale and procrastinating, and later on seeing them priced much higher. You think to yourself ‘I really wish I’d participated.’ Those are the kinds of times that get referred to as ‘the good old days.’”
Canada will double diamond production in four years
With the development of Gahcho Kué and Renard mines underway.
