Grexit and gold: The first 46 hours
A report on how a Greek exit from the Eurozone may play out based on synthesized scenarios from 21 economists, analysts and academics.
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Olympic Dam Taskforce CEO to doubters: We’re planning 10,000-strong village, already building airstrip for 737s
The copper-uranium-gold-silver project has a 100 year mining life, so a glitch this year was unlikely to sway a company that thinks well ahead, the CEO of the Olympic Dam Taskforce said Tuesday.
Foreign investment in the oilsands a win-win
We certainly could produce oil in Alberta without the contributions of foreign businesses. But would it be a good idea?
Patriot Coal is burning down
Trading in the stock was halted in a circuit breaker around lunchtime after falling 57.6% over doubts about its finances and is now worth less than tenth of what it was in July last year.
Australians fear Canadian gold company will shut historic mines
Australian Stawell Gold Mines will be closed within two years, despite Canadian company Crocodile Gold spending more than $100 million buying it.
Australian Crusader Resources to invest $400 million in Brazil gold mine
Australian company Crusader Resources Ltd. will invest $400 million in a gold mining project located in the Currais Novos region in Brazil’s north-eastern state of Rio Grande do Norte. The project is expected to be one of the biggest gold mines in the country.
The right cut: Dreams made of diamonds
The Montreal Gazette interviews Gevorg Mkhitaryan, owner of a small diamond polishing operation, who was part of a group of about 60 Armenian diamond cutters and polishers brought to the Northwest Territories to work in Canada's Yellowknife’s nascent diamond processing industry.
Green Technology Solutions opens joint venture talks with Alaskan mining company
Diamond's extensive mining experience of Diamond V Associates, could make the company a strong ally in GTSO's mission to bring new sources of tungsten online.
DiamondCorp agrees on a $33.6 million loan deal with South Africa’s IDC
African DiamondCorp (LON:DCP) said its 74% owned Lace Diamond Mines, the company's primary asset in South Africa, has entered into a loan funding term sheet with the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Limited (IDC), the company announced Monday.
