Chinese regulators to give go-ahead to Xstrata-Glencore merger
Officials indicate they have no reasons to refuse the proposed take-over
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Free Education for Members of the National Union of Mineworkers
As reported on miningweekly.com, the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) in South Africa will be offering free training courses for its members. […]
Australia could see shale oil boom following $20 trillion discovery
An immense deposit of shale oil estimated to be worth over AUD$20 trillion has been found beneath the earth in South Australia
Echo Automotive unveiled new fleet vehicle hybrid technology
The multi-mode hybrid system combines savings & choice for fleet operators.
Cautious optimism in IMF global economic outlook
The IMF World Economic Outlook sees modest growth for the global economy in 2013
Well that was quick: 6 months after seizure Colquiri’s output is DOWN 21%, workforce UP 30%
Monthly production falls to almost 100 tonnes below Glencore rate before expropriation.
Separating the gold mining haves from the have-nots
In this interview with The Gold Report, Paolo Lostritto talks about a subtle shift he has seen in the market that may signal a bull run similar to that of the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Mexico’s Fresnillo silver production and grades dropped in 2012
The world's largest primary silver producer reported a slight fall in production for 2012.
Beijing plans coal pollution clampdown
450 heavy-polluting coal plants will be closed
