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Historic 1oz gold coin goes for $4.6 million at auction
Minted by Ephraim Brasher in 1787, a goldsmith and neighbour of George Washington, the coin contains 26.66 grams of gold.
China’s rare earth industry is still dominated by illegal operations
Despite a two year campaign aimed at cleaning the sector and removing all unlawful operations, China has admitted that its rare earth industry still suffers greatly from pollution, smuggling, and illegal mining.
Coal makes a 2014 comeback
While environmental regulations and cheap natural gas have worked together to kill off coal in the United States, coal is not dead yet.
Sandvik introduces smarter compact core drills
Sandvik DE130i and DE140i, the company’s latest compact core exploration drills, feature more automation, increased productivity and easier operation thanks to computer systems that control all drilling.
Investors pile back into gold stocks
Miners enjoy heavy gains on Friday as the gold price continues 2014 climb.
SGS’ Ron Graham Honoured with Ted Linde Leadership Award
Award recognises active members of the ASTM E01 committee who have demonstrated outstanding leadership.
Topping the list of Canada’s wealthiest ‘losers’ are two mining magnates
Canadian Business' list of Canada's most well-to-do shows which billionaires lost the most in 2013.
Buyers line up for Montenegro’s bankrupt aluminum plant and biggest exporter
At least four companies have placed bids to buy assets of Montenegro's Kombinat Aluminijuma Podgorica (KAP) aluminum plant.
