Report: China could be on verge of gold buying boom
While jewellery sales are down, a plummeting currency is lighting a fire under gold portfolio investors.
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Caterpillar axes sales forecast, warns factors depressing orders could linger
While quarterly earnings beat analysts expectations, revenue fell short of estimates and CAT also lowered its full-year guidance.
This chart will give hope to gold price, India bullion bulls
Gold's retreat in October is spurring physical buying in Asia.
The world’s largest nuclear power station went on a treasure hunt—here’s what they found
As operator of the world’s largest nuclear power station, Bruce Power LP generates staggering amounts of electricity — roughly 50 terawatts each year, according to James Scongack, the Tiverton, Ont.-based company’s vice-president of corporate affairs.
Man drinks sodium cyanide
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Caterpillar mourns passing of former chairman and CEO Glen Barton
Glen Barton, former Caterpillar Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), died today in Peoria, IL, at age 77. Barton retired in 2004 after nearly 43 years of Caterpillar service, spending the last five as Chairman and CEO.
Bringing the benefits of mobile computing to the mining industry
When the word ‘mobile’ is mentioned it most likely invokes an image of a smart phone and, for some, the cellular network infrastructure that enables it.
Nevada Mining Exploration battered by withdrawals, sage grouse, bonding hikes
When Nevada became a state in 1864, an estimated 60 million acres were available for mineral entry in Nevada, of that total 16 million acres have been withdrawn.
Protest ends at MMG’s Las Bambas copper mine in Peru, exports to resume
The process of restoring calm in local communities and the re-opening of essential infrastructure is now underway, said the miner Monday.
