Sales at world’s largest rare earth firm halves, profits evaporate
Baotou says WTO ruling will only increase pain for the industry.
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36,000 Chinese couples marry each day and gold gifts are de rigueur
Parents on either side give the couple gold - what jewelry stores call jiehun san jin, literally "marriage, three gold".
Ex-US president Jimmy Carter comes out against Keystone XL
He is first US former president to urge the current administration reject TransCanada's pipeline.
The invincible precious metal bears
A year ago today saw one of the largest declines in COMEX gold and silver futures in the last several decades.
Legacy Introduces Tension Fabric Buildings for Mining Operations
Fabric structures feature rigid frame engineering, customized building options for portable or stationary applications.
Leica Geosystems to Open State-of-the-Art HDS Laser Scanner Service Center in Atlanta
Leica Geosystems Inc. today announced that it will open a state-of-the-art laser scanner service center in May that will allow the company to service all current models of Leica ScanStation laser scanners in North America, including the Leica ScanStation C10, the Leica ScanStation P20 and the recently introduced Leica ScanStation P15, as well as any new laser scanners that will be introduced in the future.
Yamana, Agnico Eagle offer $3.9bn for Osisko
Investors will now be watching to see if Goldcorp tries to top the joint bid.
Fortescue misses expectations, vows to step up output to meet target
Australia's third biggest iron ore miner won’t give up on its full year export target of 127 million tonnes.
