No end in sight for 8-week Anglo Platinum strike costing $5.6m a day
The world's number one platinum miner upped its back-to-work offer this week, but it was rejected.
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Tiny family business sells $4 billion gold to US mint, jewellers and hedge funds each year
The company pockets about a quarter of a percent of its precious metal sales—less for the gold it sells to the Mint.
Ancient gold treasures found in Thracian tomb
Bulgarian archaeologists have unearthed bracelets with snake heads, a tiara with animal motifs and 100 buttons in a hoard of ancient golden artefacts uncovered during excavations.
SEC rules against resource firms over Dodd-Frank
Oil, gas and mining companies' request to have transparency rules put on hold under 2010 financial reform act has been rejected.
Rare 4.3 quake in Appalachian coal region Saturday
US Geological Survey reports a light 4.3 magnitude earthquake rattled southeastern Kentucky on Saturday
Chemical Engineering Degree Online
As announced on its website, the Charles Darwin University (Australia) will be offering bachelor and master programs is chemical engineering online. The […]
Gold funds add 10.5 tonnes in just three days as investors scramble for safe havens
Call it the Obama Put.
Historic Archduke Joseph diamond may reach up to $25 million
The Archduke Joseph diamond, one of the world's most famous and rarest gems from Europe's aristocracy, is expected to reach up to $25 million when it goes under Christie’s hammer on Tuesday.
Here is the prayer Murray Energy’s CEO read to staff before laying them off
"We are a Country in favor of redistribution, national weakness and reduced standard of living and lower and lower levels of personal freedom."
