Potash may show the way for First Nations to tap into resource based opportunites
There is a significant opportunity to create stronger business ties through potash development in Saskatchewan.
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IAMGOLD swings to year-end loss
Posted a net loss of $832 million for 2013, $2.21 per share, compared with earnings of $335 million in 2012.
Shareholders shrug Yamana losses and revenue, production miss
Despite quarterly loss of $584m, the $8.5 billion share is up 23.5% year to date and enjoys a higher valuation than gold miners producing millions of ounces more per year.
Taseko widens loss in 2013
Share price drops 4.5%.
Report: India may slash gold import tax to 6% before end of Feb
Government official tells the Wall Street Journal gold import duty would be cut to between 6% and 8% from the current 10% before the end of February.
Fortescue profit up 260% in second half of 2013
As a result, the Australian company announced an interim dividend of 10 Australian cents per share - last year the company didn't offer this payout.
Gold price deepens losses after Fed minutes, Lockhart comments
"Only dramatic developments would cause the Fed to alter the pace of its steady reduction in asset purchases."
Osisko acheives record gold production as it tries to fight off takeover bid
Net earnings hit by lower gold price.
Second coal ash leak at North Carolina site
Duke Energy’s problems grew worse on February 18, with reports surfacing that a second toxic leak has occurred at its Eden plant on the Dan River.
