Nobel winner Fama downplays QE risks to Tea Party hero Santelli
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Investment in Quebec mining drops 10%, still second best year
Exploration investment drops 46% compared to 2011.
Investors eager to see how much more Pascua Lama will cost
Barrick expected to announce new price tag for Pascua Lama on Thursday.
Investors eager to see how much more Pascua Lama will cost
Barrick expected to announce new price tag on Thursday.
TRADESTAR Celebrates 45th Anniversary and Grand Opening of World Class Facility
Tradestar has a long history of designing, building and maintaining commercial explosive manufacturing equipment. Through Tradestar’s innovation, the company developed the explosive industry’s first bulk delivery equipment to pump slurry mix explosives.
Federal judge pushes EPA to finalize coal ash regulation
Regulation has been on the table but untouched since 2010.
Most of the 800 junior miners listed on the ASX are worthless— Rick Rule
Rule’s words echo several recent reports that paint a grim outlook for juniors everywhere.
Gold miner going green: Sibanye looks at building solar power plant
Amid rising electricity costs, Sibanye considers ditching state-run utility company.
Cameco’s investors told to not hold their breath over Cigar Lake
Canadian miner may not kick-off its Cigar Lake uranium project in early 2014 after all.
