Dismal China data drops copper price back below $3
And if the Chinese government stops adding to its strategic reserves the price could fall towards $2.50 a pound says new research report.
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South African miners to tackle lung disease claims
They will look at compensation and medical care for workers with occupational lung disease or "silicosis."
India readies draconian gold import rules
New measures to curb rocketing imports expected within days.
What you need to know about the Canadian government’s corporate social responsibility initiative
Being eligible for “enhanced Government of Canada economic diplomacy.”
Gekko Spares Extends Product Range
Gekko Systems is pleased to announce an extension of its product range to include emergency, rescue and height safety equipment from Ferno Australia.
Watson Companies announce 2014 Toys for Tots donation drive
Watson Grinding & Manufacturing, Watson Valve Services Inc. announce participation in 2014 Toys for Tots Donation Drive and Fundraiser.
Uralkali stock plummets on evacuation of potash mine
The world’s largest potash supplier had to evacuate workers from its Solikamsk-2 mine in Russia’s Perm region due to an increase in brine inflow.
MICROMINE releases Pitram 2015
Pitram 2015 includes many new and enhanced features which have been designed to further assist surface and underground operations to reduce costs, increase productivity and improve safety, critical business objectives within the current economic climate.
Pelican Introduces Three New Safety-Approved Headlights
To offer tough lightweight, safety-approved lighting options, Pelican Products, Inc., the global leader in the design and manufacture of advanced portable lighting and high-performance protective case solutions, has introduced three new safety approved headlights.
