Gold could be the panacea for global banking woes: Sprott
"China may have already cornered most of the world’s physical gold supply."
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Northern Light Technologies' New Genesis Cap Lamps Provide Communication Capabilities in Mines
Turkey says Iran buys gold to evade U.S. sanctions
Turkey's deputy minister said on Thursday that Iran has evaded U.S. economic sanctions in the last six months by using Turkish payments for energy to import gold.
INFOGRAPHIC: A century of exploration and mining in BC
To celebrate AME BC’s (Association of Mineral Exploration BC) 100th anniversary, the folks at Visual Capitalist put together this infographic, which looks at how the sector has evolved in the region over the last century.
Gold Fields spins off most troubled South African mines
South Africa’s Gold Fields (NYSE:GFI) the world’s 4th largest miner, announced Thursday it would spin off two of its more troubled operation into a new company, Sibanye Gold.
23,000 signatures opposing fracking in northern BC
No water for you
Cost inflation to eat miners’ results in 2013
The rise of mining costs will have a more dramatic impact on the 2013 industry results than in the last couple of years, revealed Thursday global ranking agency Fitch Ratings.
Oil sands giant Suncor loses temporary injunction against drug test
Canada’s oil sands giant Suncor Energy (TSX, NYSE:SU) has lost an appeal of a temporary injunction that halts the start of random drug and alcohol testing on its employees.
How do the Chinese view the gold market?
Since 2007, China's demand for gold has risen 27% per year.
