Cyprus brings gold price ‘immunity’ as ETF outflows hit 18 tonnes a day
Cyprus crisis is burnishing gold's safe have status even as 180 tonnes leave ETFs since the start of the year.
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Global downturn takes a toll on Canada’s north ‘mining boom’: report
Even with the downgrade, overall economic growth in Nunavut is forecast to be 3.4% in 2013 and 8.8% in 2014.
Judge clears JP Morgan of silver price conspiracy
JP Morgan cleared of conspiring to manipulate the price of silver.
Global standardization and visual communications in the mining community
Standardization in industrial terms means following repeatable actions to achieve consistent goals
Multi-functional, more diagnostics options, increased availability: R. STAHL presents IS1+ – the better remote I/O system
Introducing IS1+, R. STAHL presents a key innovation for the leading explosion-protected remote I/O system IS1. IS1+ now provides various additional features to address current and future requirements.
Martin Engineering Announces Custom-Engineered Vibrator Designs For Oem Applications
A global leader in bulk material handling has announced that it has begun offering custom-engineered vibration technology for manufacturers of shakers, separators, wash plants and other process equipment that uses vibration as a working force.
Areva to resume test drilling for uranium in Nunavut
The company has opened a winter road and intends to move about 200,000 litres of fuel and other supplies to the site.
ST100 Flow Meter Receives ATEX & IECEx Approvals
Chemical, Electric Power Generation, Food & Beverage, Oil & Gas, Water & Wastewater Treatment, Mining, Metals
Rio Tinto, Xstrata to slash over 100 coal jobs each
Rio and Xstrata are not the only miners rethinking their coal business in Australia. Vale and BHP are reportedly on the same page.
