Horror story for gold investors continues Friday
Gold price slides again, the bloodletting among gold stocks intensify and ETF liquidations pick up speed.
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Metso completed the divestment of certain parts of its industrial rubber conveyor belt operations
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Brigus Gold not rewarded for stellar Ontario drill results
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Polemic Tasmanian iron ore mine to begin operations
Shree Minerals’ Nelson Bay River mine was officially opened Thursday.
Taseko’s second turn at prosperity still not good enough for environmental regulators
Seven-year effort.
BHP miners rescued, Chinese still trapped
Both mines will remain closed until security probes are complete.
Brazilian tycoon Batista sells Colombian coal mines for $450 million
Sale of Canaverales and Papayal open-pit mines expected to be completed by year-end.
