Gold believers scoff at Goldman warning as wagers on rally rise
Even with a turnaround in global equities and signs of a more robust U.S. economy, investors are still piling into the metal.
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Armenian gold mine starts construction next month
Shovels in April will start turning on a new gold mine in Armenia, says the managing director of Geoteam, the company behind the Amulsar gold project in southern Armenia.
Anglo American CEO’s pay fell 8% in 2015
The pain at Anglo American (LSE:AAL) has finally reached the corner office.
Near-term gold forecast: The thrill of victory and the agony of indecision. . .
Man-oh-man, the heat I am taking over my recent "Caution" stance on the near-term outlook for gold and silver is now verging on the theatre of the absurd, says precious metals expert Michael Ballanger.
Paramount bags Oregon gold mine in $11.5M deal
Shareholders in Calico Resources (TSXV:CKB) enjoyed a hefty bump to their holdings after the company announced it is being bought out by Paramount Gold Nevada (NYSEMKT:PZG).
Cliffs to re-open Minnesota mine
Recalling 540 workers at Northshore Mine on signs of US steel industry revival following anti-dumping measures.
Production at giant Arctic diamond mine months away
De Beers joint venture in Canada's Northwest Territories, the world's largest diamond mine under development, now 87% complete.
Here is how being math savvy can make you a better miner
Today, professionals can improve their valuation by using Geostatistics, a group of techniques that model spatial processes and allow estimation of values at unsampled locations.
Chinese coal workers protest unpaid wages
In what is being seen as a direct challenge to Beijing's authority, thousands of Chinese coal miners have taken to the streets to protest against unpaid wages.
