Juniors see Australia’s new tax incentive as a lifesaver
Currently 19% of Aussie geoscientists are unemployed, compared with fewer than 2% three years ago.
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African Barrick seeks new name after partially splitting from Canadian parent
Last week Barrick Gold sold 41 million African Barrick shares to institutional investors.
Dr. Copper can’t find a cure for ongoing Chinese flu
Futures for May delivery fell on New York to a session low of $2.931 a pound, the weakest level since March 17.
Jeb Handwerger: China isn’t slowing down, it’s buying up (resources, that is)
Headlines about a Chinese economic slowdown may get good web traffic, but the real story is that China is buying up uranium and other resources around the world.
VIDEO: Sandstorm CEO comments on ‘transformative’ year and lessons learned from Colossus bankruptcy
2013 has been a 'very, very positive year' - CEO
World’s oldest gold mine in Georgia a ‘myth,’ says government
Allows Russian-owned gold miner to continue mining operation at the site.
MMG in halt on possible deal with Glencore Xstrata over Las Bambas
Las Bambas copper mine, located in Peru, is expected to fetch between $5 and $6 billion.
Gold falls over 1% ahead of Fed meeting, Russian attempts to defuse tension
Futures for April delivery hit a low of $1,358 an ounce and stood at $1,360.90 by 07:30 GMT, down $12.00.
Antofagasta hit by copper slump, will pay big dividend regardless
The London-listed copper miner will pay its shareholders a dividend equivalent to 142% of its full year earnings.
