BHP bows to pressure, to list spinoff in London
The mining giant has made a sharp U-turn on its initial decision to snub a London listing for its $17 billion spinoff.
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Was Rick Rule wrong to call a rout in resource juniors?
Many commentators had predicted that mediocre junior exploration companies would de-list or die off this summer.
100-YEAR CHART: Gold price vs Dow Jones shows metal still cheap
Gold price hits 5-week high Wednesday as stocks drop but gold's gains could've been greater if not for strong dollar.
H.C. Wainwright analyst Jeff Wright names three companies that could turn the gold trend upside down
Fans of gold have been following Federal Reserve Board announcements for any sign of relief, but H.C. Wainwright & Co. Analyst Jeff Wright says change may be a long time coming.
Newmont’s Conga mine could remain halted until 2018
The future of the proposed $5 billion Conga copper and gold project in Peru remains in limbo as its main opponent was recently re-elected governor of the region where the project is situated.
BlackRock blames Ebola for London Mining mess
And the rapid fall in the iron ore price, the Sierra Leone miner's dispute with Glencore and the slow rampup. But especially Ebola.
China’s inland mills could be in market for 300mt seaborne iron ore
New research shows inland Chinese steel mills pay a 35% premium over seaborne benchmark with 210mt of steel capacity potentially looking for alternatives.
Prestigious book prize saves author from mining
Australian winner of Booker Prize said the $80,000 award means he doesn't have to become a mine worker anymore.
Mines back up and running and commencing with stock clean up
With mines back in operation and some already up to full production, various companies such as Impala Platinum, Diesel Power and Sibanye Gold will be taking to market a variety of redundant and surplus plant and equipment via an online auction.
