Reopening of controversial Spanish copper mine sparks heated debate
The contract has been awarded to a consortium headed by Grupo Mexico, the same company responsible of a major toxic spill in Sonora last year.
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Poor provincial grade disputed by BC mining group
The Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia says the province still top destination for companies and investors.
Mark Bristow have never seen this in 30 years
"Never have I seen an opportunity like I feel is appearing in the market for M&A before, in 30 years."
China plans Shanghai-HK gold link-up in 2015
China is set to launch a link between gold markets in Shanghai and Hong Kong this year following a landmark stock connect scheme, aiming to enhance its pricing power of gold contracts and ultimately challenge its competitors in the West.
UPDATED: The world’s top 10 gold producers
Number one Barrick Gold's output drops in 2014, but fellow Canadian firm Agnico Eagle adds 30% to production ounces.
Pelican Products, Inc. Introduces New Rugged Pelican ProGear™ Voyager Cases for the Apple iPad Air® 2 and Apple iPad mini™ 1/2/3
“With this new Pelican ProGear™ Voyager Case we are proud to offer consumers the most advanced protection on the market.”
Copper price jumps to 6-week high after Chinese factory data
Red metal has now clawed back 62% of its 2015 losses after Chinese manufacturing expands for the first time in four months.
European investor Olivier Tielens: In a sideways gold market, explorers offer the most upside
It is a wonderful thing for miners to increase production and cut costs, says private investor Olivier Tielens.
Will a dry spell in Chile curb a global oversupply of copper?
A raging seven-year drought affecting copper-rich Chile is making miners grow anxious, with BHP and Anglo American already reporting an impact in their operations.
