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A series of small steps leading to a big problem
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‘We had nothing but the best of experiences with our partners’ – Bundesbank on why it keeps its gold overseas
"Gold stored in your home safe is not immediately available as collateral in case you need foreign currency."
Police fire rubber bullets to disperse clashing union workers in South Africa
Unrest in South Africa has cost the country R3.1bn (US$350 million).
More than a dozen nuclear power plants in Sandy’s path
Landfall expected Sunday night
VIDEO: Commodity super cycle is still intact, resource nationalism has to be managed – Accenture
China is not finished, India is not finished and Africa has not started.
B.C. Jobs Plan: Skills Training for Job Growth in the Province
As reported on canada.com, British Columbia launched a $75 million skills training program as part of the province’s economic development plan “Canada […]
Mean reversion: Kloppers says iron ore is back to being a volume game, get used to it
The opportunities that lie ahead will be volumetric as opposed to price-based
Experts find manure is ‘best cure’ for mining
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) research published Friday confirms what farmers seem to have known for hundreds of years: that manure helps restore soils, even those highly damaged post-mining landscapes.
American companies not yet ready for Conflict Minerals Law – report
With only about 21 months remaining until publicly-traded U.S. component manufacturers are forced by law to disclose their usage of conflict minerals to the federal government, the industry appears to be unprepared, says information and analytics provider IHS (NYSE: IHS).
