Goldcorp chairman fined, banned from trading certain securities for a year
"Your conduct fell below the standard required of you as a senior market participant and was contrary to the public interest."
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Forget pipelines, Canadian Rail may be the one shipping oil from Alberta to B.C.
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A commission won’t cut it: more mass protests in Romania
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Indian gold jewellers look to boost exports, compete with Italy
"The big jewellers have resources to advertise but small ones fall behind. So we are providing them a good platform."
This is how the Congo supplies ‘conflict minerals’ to the IT world
Unlike legitimate countries that export tantalum, the Congo is a nation dominated by warlords who force children and locals to work under horrifying conditions.
Anglo American charged for breaching environmental laws in Chile
It risks fines that range from US$970,000 to $4.9 million, or even the revocation of its environmental permit.
Billions of dollars worth of Peru mining projects to resume soon
Conga and Tia Maria: a combined $5.8 billion.
INFOGRAPHIC: Platinum as an investment
Part three of Visual Capitalist’s platinum series has arrived. The final section looks at platinum as an investment opportunity. Global demand for the […]
Oil sands facts that will blow your mind
Canada has the third largest oil reserves in the world - 97% of which are in the oil sands.