Suppliers face loss-making deals as miners tighten screws
The global mining sector has cut $20-25 billion in costs.
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Lucapa Diamond soars on 35-year mining licence for Lulo
The project could prove to be more valuable than the country’s biggest gem producer, Catoca,
France may be next in line to bring its gold back
France is the world's fifth-largest holder of gold, only behind the U.S. Germany, the IMF and Italy.
INFOGRAPHIC: The Panama Canal expansion
The Panama Canal expansion began in 2007, and will be finally completed next year.
Gold stocks surge in massive volumes
Led by 11% jump in Kinross and a 5% gain for Goldcorp, top producers add billions in value after gold closes above $1,200 for the first time in 4 weeks.
Surplus melting away? Codelco says output to drop 5%
Copper price falls to 8-month low, but world's top producer and industry bellwether says it "will sell less, because we have less".
Wyoming a step closer to self-regulating uranium industry
The state's industry is currently regulated by The Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
So bad it’s good: surviving 2014
While some thought 2014 was so bad it was good—for contrarian investors—others will be all too happy to see the year in the rearview mirror.
Alaska’s Pebble mine scores win after court orders EPA to back off
A federal judge has ruled in favour of the Pebble mine project, putting a temporary halt on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to protect Bristol Bay.
