Campaign to save Australia’s coal sector heavily mocked in social media
The PR campaign praising the “endless possibilities” of coal in providing “light and jobs” has triggered a massive reaction among social media users.
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Minera IRL halts gold operation in Peru as protesters take over site
Around 100 locals invaded the site over the weekend, occupying a number of installations, and forcing the company to suspend all operations.
Newcrest halts Cadia mine after worker’s death
After a mine technician was fatally injured at the site Sunday night.
Gold stays near two-week low on US jobs data, public holiday
The precious metal price remained rooted in a very narrow range as trading volumes were limited Monday, a public holiday in the US and Canada.
‘Nazi gold train’ allegedly found in Poland
Experts are warning the finding might be just an hoax.
Glencore fights back — to slash debt by $10bn, halt copper mines in Africa
Mounting pressure from investors has forced the firm to come up with a $10 billion package of debt-reduction measures.
Rio Tinto to suspend operations at Quebec titanium mine
Rio Tinto will lay off 100 workers and put about 250 on temporary layoff at its iron and titanium mine in Havre-Saint-Pierre, Que.
Mining makes its debut in Canadian election
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said if re-elected, the Conservatives will extend the mineral exploration tax credit and add another, higher tax credit for projects in remote areas.
Could a President Trump put people back to work and help the dollar?: ShadowStats’ John Williams
Despite happy economic reporting from the government, ShadowStats' John Williams warns that underlying problems from the crash of 2008 were never addressed, leaving the United States in a recession papered over by sleight of hand and a workforce redefined out of existence.
