Aquila dives as China’s Baosteel warns no better bid coming
Baosteel chairman Dai Zhihao threatened to dump the company's 19.8% stake and said it would not extend the offer past the July deadline.
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Caterpillar faces at least 15 fresh lawsuits
Over alleged flaws in engines for school buses the firm sold between 2006 and 2010.
This Canadian gold mine could be yours — $2m in Bitcoin
Located in the country's historic Yukon gold belt, it has the potential to produce 3,000 to 4,000 ounces of gold per year.
CHART: Iraq chaos lifts gold price – still cheap vs oil
Since 1970 the average number of barrels of oil can that can be bought with one ounce of gold is 15. The ratio has now fallen to below 12.
This chart shows mini gold price rally could have legs
Philadelphia Gold & Silver Index rises faster than the gold price and the ratio points to another 10% upside.
Politicians and business leaders urge approval of Northern Gateway
A group of politicians and business leaders have written an open letter in support of Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.
The iron ore price is falling again
Shares in producers are dumped after price of iron ore falls 2% to fresh 22-month on more bad economic news from top consumer China.
Peru’s President allegedly financed campaign with illegal mining funds
Former head of the National Federation of Artisanal Miners of Peru claims the union gave Humala's party 17kg of gold to help finance his campaign.
Platinum, palladium prices tank on strike deal
Unions representing 70,000 workers and the three largest platinum mines in the world reach wage deal to end almost 5-month long strike.