Currency wars heat up as central banks race to cut rates
“The U.S. seems to be the only country right now that doesn’t mind having a strong currency.”
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Contrarian Economist John Mauldin: How to position your portfolio to win in the currency wars
"I'm sure we'll lose a few banks here and there."
China’s slower growth stalling price recovery for B.C. commodities
Hardest hit of all B.C. commodities has been metallurgical coal, which is suffering from a double whammy.
CAT, Komatsu, Volvo slapped with antitrust suit
International Construction Products alleges Big 3 manufacturers are colluding to keep the 1-year old company from selling cheap Chinese equipment in the US.
Longer Static Eliminator Neutralizes and Cleans Wide Surfaces
New one-piece construction ensures seamless airflow and eliminates coupling multiple short length air knives together.
‘Now is a good time to deploy capital’ – private equity group secures $450 million
No money for iron ore.
New aluminum F-150s secretly tested at Barrick mines
Workers thought it odd when magnetized items weren't sticking to the bed.
Codelco to slash costs by $1B on back of copper price slump
Codelco, the world's largest copper company, is planning to reduce costs by $1 billion in 2015, as the copper price remains mired in lows not seen since recessionary 2009.
