Brits delve into commericalizing carbon super material
Graphene amongst the thinnest, lightest, strongest and most conductive substances
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China unlikely to be ousted as world’s main gold producer
The nation’s gold output between January and October was of 323 tonnes, 11% more than in the same period last year.
Fire at Randgold mine in Ivory Coast impacts production
Gold miner Randgold Resources (NASDAQ:GOLD, LON:RRS)) cut its production guidance for its Tongon mine in Ivory Coast after a fire in the mill section of a plant.
To become a major minerals producer, Venezuela’s biggest challenge is itself
Venezuela has its eye on becoming a major minerals producer, though its capacity to do so is in question, according to Maplecroft's principal Latin America analyst James Lockhart-Smith.
Coal seam gas mining may risk ocean life: report
Groundwater leaks from shore into the ocean floor itself and experts are trying to figure out the implications of this for the supply of fresh water on land and aquatic life.
Rosenberg’s reasons to go for gold
Despite the recent drops in gold prices, David Rosenberg, the chief economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff and former Chief North American Economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, is bullish about the precious metal.
Swarovski unveils palace made out of crystals
Diamond-like crystals manufacturer Swarovski and UK architect Asif Khan have built a “palace” made out of Swarovski luxury gems.
Atlas Copco to acquire MEYCO, broadens offering for tunneling and mining
Deal broadens Atlas Copco’s offering with mobile equipment for applying sprayed concrete (shotcreting) in underground operations.
SLIDESHOW: Working Canada’s oil sands
Alberta's oil sands will positively affect all Canadian provinces and will lead to billions of dollars of jobs and investment across the country.
