France’s Areva running at full capacity after May suicide attack
Niger attack killed one worker, injured 14 in May.
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Micromine Canada to Hold Mining Software Solution Product Demonstration at World Mining Congress Conference
Company will hold a product demonstration to showcase Micromine 2013’s two new modules at the World Mining Congress Conference in Montreal on August 13.
Double win for Athabasca Oil
Regulatory approval; share prices soar.
Fresnillo unable to avoid silver’s losing streak
The Mexico-focused miner has seen silver prices drop 35% this year so far, while its shares have fallen about 50%.
Randgold sees 47% profit drop in Q2; no write-downs
Weak gold prices to blame.
BHP hasn’t dismissed $14bn Jansen potash mine in Canada
CEO Mackenzie said he still aims to add potash as a fifth pillar to BHP's diversified mining operations.
AngloGold to axe 2,000 top jobs as metal price falls
The world’s No. 3 gold producer, will cut about 40% of its management positions and it is cutting capital expenditure in 10 countries.
Gold, copper and European stocks collapse on Fed stimulus fears
Growing concerns over the US Federal Reserve cutting back its stimulus program as soon as next month, triggered Wednesday a selloff in world shares and drove precious metals down.
World’s No.1 copper miner Codelco seeks outside financing for its $27bn investment plan
The final goal is to boost production.
