China’s MMG to plough AUD$1.5bn into Queensland zinc mine
The Middle Kingdom's overseas resource buying spree continues
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Gold and silver cartels getting desperate: Turk
Precious metals expert advocates sticking to investment in physical bullion
LME hits record volumes on last independent day
149.6 million lots carrying a notional value of $13.6 trillion ahead of Hong Kong takeover completion.
INFOGRAPHIC: Antimony, fireproof and supply-critical
Antimony naturally occurs in the Earth’s crust. More importantly it’s used in screens, batteries and to make heat sensitive products flame retardant.
Iron ore surge continues – now up 51% from September lows
Stockpiles at Chinese ports have shrunk more than 26%.
Larson Electronics Introduces Stainless Steel Swing Arm Explosion Proof Light for Waste Water Treatment Plants
Larson Electronics’ Magnalight.com unveiled the HBLP-1MLED-SWAM stainless steel swing arm mounted explosion proof light for waste water treatment plant applications.
Big pit, big bonus: Codelco gives every Chuquicamata worker $35,475
The $6,334 interest free loan and 3.7% wage hike will also come in handy.
Managing information in mining projects could save the industry billions on capital projects
The nature, scope and complexity of mining projects is evolving and becoming more demanding. One of the primary challenges faced by mining owners involved in large capital projects is a lack of information visibility. But what's the best way of managing information in mining projects?
Chileans divided over value of Barrick’s water fund
When it comes to its $8.5 billion Pascua Lama project, 2012 was not a great year for Canada’s Barrick Gold.
