Former Aussie coal magnate Nathan Tinkler officially bankrupt
Once Australia's youngest billionaire, the electrician turned coal baron has failed to pay off his private jet and other debts and is now officially ruined.
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Taseko’s court action aimed at fending off a takeover of the company’s board of directors
Taseko, has filed a court action in the U.S. aimed at fending off a takeover of the company’s board of directors by a group of shareholders known collectively as Raging River Capital LP.
Buying gold today comparable to buying stocks in April 2009?
Not only is gold the best performing asset class of 2016, but last month was gold's best February showing since futures trading began in 1975.
BHP, Vale shares surge on Samarco deal
Iron ore giants reach deal with Brazilian government to pay $6.2 billion over several years for clean up after November's deadly tailings dam spill.
Platinum market to record 5th deficit in a row this year
Mining supply returns to pre-strike level but recycling falls.
Who’d you thank for surging gold price? Thank Donald Trump
Wall Street Journal gives voice to notion Trump’s ascendancy in the presidential race is pushing investors into the safe harbour of the gold market.
Royal Nickel on a tear after northern Quebec find
Toronto junior's shares up 14% after grabbing samples ranging from 5g/t to 198g/t gold over 15km of strike length at its newly-consolidated Qiqavik project.
What will be the golden ruling on London’s bullion market?
Nothing is yet publicly known and no parties mentioned in this blog will comment.
World’s top copper miner sees metal at $2 a pound for at least two years
Codelco says current copper rally will be short-lived.
