Suncor Energy sees higher output, lower spending in 2017
Canada’s largest oil and gas company expects production to rise by more than 13% next year and spending to fall by more than $1 billion.
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CHART: Trump $500 billion will do very little for global mining
Even if the US president-elect's massive infrastructure build-out plan makes it through Congress intact.
Heads roll at Rio Tinto over Simandou probe — Davies, Valentine fired
Energy and Minerals chief executive Alan Davies said he would take the mining giant to court over his dismissal, adding there were “no grounds” for his termination.
VIDEO: Eagles attack and take down drones at remote mining site in Australia
South Africa's Gold Fields has already lost nine of these vehicles since it adopted the technology at its St Ives operation, in Western Australia.
Of 22 banks polled NO-ONE sees copper price rally continue
New survey of analysts calls into question post-Trump surge with consensus forecasts pointing to sharp decline by year-end and continuing weakness in 2017.
Lucara fetches $38.7 million in second exceptional diamond tender of 2016
Lucara Diamond Corp. is pleased to announce excellent results from its second Exceptional Stone Tender of 2016.
What’s happening in the Golden Triangle is ‘game changing’ – Colorado Resources CEO
The company's targets are high-grade gold veins similar to the Snip Mine and Pretivm Resources Valley of the King deposit, as well as bulk tonnage copper-gold mineralization similar to Seabridge Resources KSM Project.
Gold recovers some of last week losses, then falls again
The metal is down more than $103 an ounce after an initial surge on Tuesday last week, when results showed a likely Trump victory.
Anglo’s Los Bronces copper mine in Chile seized by protesters
About 100 hooded protesters have seized parts of the copper mine, Anglo American's biggest operation in Chile.
