Barrick slashes costs to the bone
Cutting average costs by $100 an ounce in 2013 and no new mines planned.
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Atlas Copco held its 2nd edition of its Customer Day on September 18th and 19th 2013
The event brought together firms from the Top-500 Canadian companies.
50kg gold ingots go missing on Air France flight
$2 million worth of gold bullion disappeared between Paris and Zurich.
Randgold begins gold production at Congo’s $1.7bn Kibali
Speaking at the Denver Gold Forum, CEO Mark Bristow warned the industry is not out of the woods just yet.
African Barrick new CEO wants to split from Canadian parent
"Hopefully" to materialize over the next 12 to 18 months.
Mining and other human activities hurting coral reefs, causing sea life extinction: report
Species living in declining reef habitats, such as Australia’s Great Barrier, likely to go extinct.
China grabs a 12.5% stake in potash leader Uralkali
To secure a steady supply in a market shaken by the fresh breakup of the Russia-Belarus oligopoly.
Fortune Minerals moving to peacefully resolve Arctos coal disturbance
"It is our sincere hope that this show of good faith by Fortune will help bring resolution to issues at and near our Arctos project site including any protests."
“From Mines to Minds” – Educational Project in Sierra Leone
The Patriotic Vanguard reports that the educational project “From Mines to Mines”, which provides vocational and technical skills training for students in […]
