Gold traders are ‘jaded’ to global fears ahead of expected fed hike
In face of rapidly changing world, gold investors appear to be focusing more on strength of the global economy and are becoming less sensitive to turmoil.
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ArcelorMittal coal miners widen strike in Kazakhstan
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Bitcoin firms won’t be included in Israel share indexes -regulator
Israel's markets regulator said bitcoin-based companies wouldn't be included in any indexes on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange but should not be banned in trade.
Glencore’s marketing division EBIT to come in at top of range
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World’s biggest floating solar power plant starts operating atop former coal mine
China Three Gorges says this would be not only the largest but also the "most intelligent solar power project with the most advanced technology in the world."
Argentina’s Don Nicolás gold-silver project goes into production
Initial work at the Santa Cruz site started back in 2009.
US Senate Chairman presses nuclear regulators on uranium exports by US firm owned by Russia
Senator John Barrasso is expanding a 2010 investigation into the Obama administration’s approval of the sale of Uranium One’s uranium recovery facilities to the Russian state-owned firm Atomredmetzoloto.
Canadian junior to acquire five lithium projects
Azincourt says the 6,000-hectare land package included in its agreement with New Age Metals represents the largest mineral claim holdings of projects for the lithium group or type of minerals in the Bird River Greenstone Belt.
