African Barrick Gold shares hit by $727m charge and lawsuit
The mid-cap gold miner's impairment followed an operating review that also drove the company to announce $95 million of operating cost cuts.
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Arch Coal posts $60 million loss; optimistic about future coal demand
Result of depressed prices and over-supply.
Copper price slides as Chinese growth risks accumulate
A number of economists now believe the risk of 3% growth in the world's second largest economy is "non-negligible".
Why the break-up of the potash cartel is not such a big deal
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Larson Electronics Releases Explosion Proof LED Traffic Light
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Anglo American under fire for planned gold-copper mine in Alaska
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