True Gold down 25% after Burkina Faso protests, damage
Vancouver junior is assessing damage at its Karma project in West Africa after demonstrations suspend operations.
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Nichols: Gold price has cleared top two hurdles in 2015
Tanking stocks, dollar decoupling will see gold emerge from 3 years of underperformance says economist Jeffrey Nichols of American Precious Metals Advisors.
Metso’s Nomination Board’s proposal for the composition and remuneration of the Board of Directors
Next Annual General Meeting planned to be held on March 27, 2015
Ron Stewart presents juicy gold takeover targets
In this interview with The Gold Report Stewart identifies low-cost, high-grade miners, several of which are likely to excite interest from cashed-up suitors.
INFOGRAPHIC: Lithium – the key ingredient powering today’s tech
Today's infographic covers every aspect of lithium from its uses in technology to its elemental properties.
Freeport, Glencore lead stocks bloodbath driven by copper collapse
Copper tumbled Wednesday to fresh six-year lows, dipping below $5,500 a tonne. Stocks in miners of the industrial metal are getting hammered.
Rio Tinto in talks to ship uranium to India
Ceo Sam Walsh has said the firm expects to start exporting Australian uranium to India by 2017.
‘Mick the Miner’ goes after Vale’s nickel assets
The 56 year old who built Xstrata into one of the world’s biggest mining firms and then sold it to Glencore, is tipped to be on the verge of landing his first big fish.
Faber: Gold will rally 30% in 2015
Wall Street stalwart Marc Faber, also known as Dr Doom, has emerged as 2015's biggest gold bull saying confidence in central banks are about to collapse.
