Thirteen killed in Peru mine kidnapping amid rising violence
Guards' deaths highlight the rising issue of illegal mining and violence in Peru's Amazonian province of Pataz.
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Czech hikers find $680,000 worth of gold coins, jewelry
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Southern Cross raises $117M to fast-track Sunday Creek exploration in OZ
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Infographic: Where uranium activity is banned in Canada
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Newmont promotes Natascha Viljoen to president & COO
Prior to joining Newmont, Viljoen served as chief executive officer of Anglo American Platinum.
Precious metals offer protection against looming economic challenges
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US-China tensions stall Bunge’s $8.2 billion Viterra deal
China has yet to approve the deal, with Bunge executives and advisers growing increasingly concerned the political rift will continue to hold up the process.
