Eurozone update: Greece to push Germany for World War Two reparations
Economic woes produce heightened political tension in Europe.
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Barrick Gold goes lean and mean
Barrick's stock has lost 40% of its value since the beginning of the year.
Sixty Australian nickel miners let go
Workers will receive the "legally mandated severance packages."
VIDEO: Restoring an 85-year-old tractor
Power output is 20 horsepower.
Silver investing up 21 percent
Silver demand fell for fabrication, industrial applications, photography, jewelry and coins and medals.
Australia’s Newcrest reviewing high-cost gold operations
Company cites declining commodity prices and weaker currencies as part of a more challenging business environment.
British government to sell stake in Urenco
The company has the gas centrifugal technology to fuel 430 nuclear power plants worldwide as well as make a nuclear bomb.
New documentary examines ‘secret world’ of gold
VIDEO: A look at the power and politics of gold, from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
Road Trip
When most people think of a work road trip, Afghanistan isn’t what normally comes to mind. However, the job had to be done and these guys were ready to take it on.
