The virtues of virtual interaction
With governments from Africa to Latin America issuing lockdown orders, disruptions to operations and supply chains are affecting the way we work in the industry.
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Australia’s largest mint sees surge in gold, silver sales
Silver sales almost tripled to 1.74 million ounces from 605,634 ounces in February.
Equinox targets 1moz annual production
The miner said it is fully funded to increase production over the next two years to more than one million ounces annually.
Mexican miners keep working on essential projects
The mining sector will be able to continue with some projects to avoid the "paralization" of future operations.
Kinross Gold withdraws 2020 guidance
The company says the pandemic has had no material impacts on its operations.
Only coal mine in Nova Scotia closes doors
Decision to cease operations was based only on adverse geologic conditions, the miner said.
INTERVIEW: Mickey Fulp – We need to be paying attention to this
Mickey Fulp discuss the erosion of the Bill of Rights through social and economic responses to the coronavirus outbreak.
Gold, silver and miners could bottom next week
It seems that we’ll see a major bottom in the precious metals market next week.
Cash-strapped coal giant Murray Energy faces liquidation
The company could be forced to liquidate unless a federal judge lets it cut healthcare payments to retirees.
