Gold hits 3-week high on disappointing U.S. jobs data
Weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data dampened expectations that the Federal Reserve will start to taper its bond-buying program in the coming months.
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REEs play a key role in the expected growth of many emerging clean energy technologies.
Romania delays Rosia Montana gold mine report to mid-November
Parliament's special commission couldn't agree on a recommendation by Oct. 20, the original deadline.
Rio Tinto, IBM deal spells office layoffs
Focusing on core business.
BHP’s iron ore business shoots the lights out
World's biggest miner ups iron ore production 23% after 35mtpa Jimblebar project comes in six months ahead of schedule.
Western Australia natural resource industry still tops $100b
Iron ore accounted for $56 billion of mineral sales.
More good news for Barrick Gold shareholders
World's number one producer is upgraded for "reasonably strong" operating results despite falling gold price.
Gold price finely poised as traders gear up for belated jobs report
The employment numbers can have a strong impact on the gold price and the value of the dollar, which usually move in opposite directions.
Canadian First Nation free to protest against shale gas— judge
A Moncton court lifted Monday an injunction against the Elsipogtog First Nation that prevented them from blocking SWN Resources' operations.
