De Beers diamond sales down by 11%
The world’s largest rough diamond producer by value said, however, it continues to see steady demand.
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First responsible, conflict-free artisanal gold supply chain operational in Congo
The Just Gold project is the first to successfully trace conflict-free and legal artisanal gold from mine site to export applying regional and international standards.
Gold rallies as Trump’s ‘toughest time in office’ batters dollar
Bullion climbed for a fifth day Wednesday on reports that the president asked FBI Director James Comey to drop an investigation into a former National Security Adviser.
Vale closing Birchtree nickel mine in Manitoba
200 jobs lost.
Glencore: ‘Electric vehicle revolution is happening faster than expected’
Copper, cobalt, nickel and manganese demand boost as major car companies dramatically increase investment to go electric says CEO Ivan Glasenberg.
Turquoise Hill revenue surprise lifts shares 6%
Vancouver-based company's Mongolian copper and gold mine expected to be the world's third largest after underground expansion.
This is KORE Geosystems’ plan to #DisruptMining
The Toronto-based company's solution for data acquisition while drilling received $500K in funding.
3 factors that are changing the oil trade
For the last five years, crude oil has been behaving a little differently than it has in the past.
British Columbia mining revenue was up $1B last year
Met coal is king.
