JPMorgan’s ‘most prolific spoofer’ gets two years in prison
This was the stiffest sentence handed down yet in a recent government crackdown on questionable trading practices.
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Swiss gold exports down in July due to lower shipments to China, India
Switzerland is the world's biggest bullion refining and transit hub.
US requests labor review at mine owned by Mexican billionaire
The issue involves a labor dispute at the San Martin mine in the Mexican state of Zacatecas.
Sigma Lithium, eyeing buyout, sues ex-CEO and daughter-in-law over trade secrets
Sigma is accusing its former co-chief executive officer Calvyn Gardner of stealing trade secrets to undermine the company's effort to sell itself.
Uranium Energy adds Rio Tinto’s exploration projects to Athabasca portfolio
UEC has added roughly another 18,000 hectares of prospective ground to its existing portfolio of more than 440,000 hectares.
Aurion reports 1.33 g/t gold at Helmi in northern Finland
New zones of gold mineralization were also discovered at Kutuvuoma, with 1.43 g/t gold over 10.5 metres.
Filo reports 1.13% CuEq over 1,400 metres and new hydrothermal alteration
Filo CEO said the results “confirm continuity of high-grade mineralization within the Aurora zone.
Sweden to lift ban on uranium mining
Sweden accounts for 80% of the European Union's uranium deposits.
Column: Copper trapped between old and new supercycles
Doctor Copper appears undecided as to which supercycle is currently strongest.