Minerals Council of Australia demands less regulation
Report says red-tape is harming industry.
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Greeks say gold mines will pollute environment, harm local business
Gold mining operations will pay no government royalties.
Gold price vaults $1,300: Is this the start of the epic short squeeze everyone’s waiting for?
Bullion was ripping higher in Asian trade on Monday.
Shanghai ETFs flop, premiums plummet: China simply cannot absorb wave of gold selling
Chinese buying dry up before $1,300 an ounce.
The return of the great gold hedge
Gold lease rates are also soaring.
Megaproject moratorium lifted: BHP’s Jansen potash decision could be weeks away
And it's looking positive for what could become the world's largest fertilizer mine.
Buyers line up for Glencore Xstrata’s massive Peru copper mine
Bids for the three Las Bambas open pits which will also produce significant quantities of gold, silver and molybdenum as by-product are streaming in.
US Fed to review Wall Street banks metals business
US central bank reconsidering 2003 determination allowing banks to move into mining, processing, transportation and warehousing of metals and minerals.
Atlas Copco suffers weak demand for mining gear
The company expects third quarter overall group demand to stabilize.
