Kazakh supply shock to jolt uranium price
World's top supplier of uranium announces 20% cut in production over three years.
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Gold looks like a bargain just in time for Christmas
Frank Holmes talks gold projections, potential recession, risks surrounding tax reform, and why gold has fallen short of expectations this year.
Bacanora tanks as president resigns
President and director Martin Vidal has left the post effective November 30.
Gold ETFs soar as Russia probe closes in on Trump’s inner circle
SPDR Gold Shares, the biggest gold-backed ETF, attracted the most money since September as the Trump-Russia probe escalated.
Gold heads for month low as U.S. senate passes Trump’s tax cuts
Metal for immediate delivery traded 0.5 pct lower at $1,274.20 an oz. as of 10:48 a.m. New York time. A close at that level will be the lowest since Nov. 3.
Vale to use cash flow to pay dividends, reduce debt -CEO
"The first thing we are going to do with the cash is pay debt, and then we are going to make this company's shareholders happy as never before," said Chief Executive Officer Fabio Schvartsman.
De Beers steps up efforts to remove ‘conflict diamonds’ from the market
Diamond giant is investing in an open platform that will allow tracing a rock throughout the entire value chain — from mine to buyer.
Rio Tinto aims for “intelligent” Australian iron ore mine
This intelligent mine would cost around $2.2 billion to develop and incorporate technologies such as robotics, driverless trains and trucks on a single site.
Rio Tinto appoints one of its own as the company’s new chairman
After a nine-month search, the miner has picked the current leader of the remuneration committee, Simon Thompson, to assume the post in March 2018.
