Argentine judge lifts Barrick’s Veladero gold mine halt
He said the over 1,000 cubic metres of liquid cyanide spilled into a local river did not cause any environmental damage to justify keeping operations suspended.
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Renewables beat coal for first time in UK electricity mix
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Caterpillar to axe 10,000 jobs over next three years
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Two signs we may have reached capitulation from common stock warrants watcher Dudley Baker
Dudley Baker, founder of Common Stock Warrants, shares his approach to evaluating companies for longevity and the opportunities warrants in those companies might play in the right circumstances.
