Scepticism grows over North Korea’s massive rare earth discovery
Experts are raising questions about the legitimacy of North Korea's estimated reserves of rare earths, used from computers to cars and defense missiles.
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Mine water experts gather in Vancouver
Running from April 12th to 15th.
Iron ore price output caps called ‘hare brained’
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$60 billion for mining private equity a myth
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TACInsight Uses New Bluetooth Beacon Technology to Solve Load Problems, Reduce Costs for Transportation & Operations
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Gold price leaps past $1,200 on safe haven buying
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PHOTOS: Black market gold
Email offer with pics of "perennial supply" of "superior quality" bars and dust. Seems legit...
Striker Join Forces with Hero Condoms
Purchasing spare parts with Striker can help stop the spread of HIV/AIDS.
Metso to provide expanded service levels by opening new service center in Querétaro, Mexico
Metso is opening a new valve and field device service center in Querétaro, Mexico. The new service center offers the latest technology and know-how to carry out high-quality maintenance and repair work on Metso and third-party devices, such as valves, actuators and pumps. The service center's primary customer base consists of customers in the oil and gas, pulp and paper, and mining industries.
