Surging profits seen as no safety net for winning gold stocks
Short-term production disruptions could hurt gold miners’ near-term financial results.
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Gold price on decline ahead of Fed decision
Gold declined for the third day in a row, but is still near its seven-year peak.
Scotiabank to close its metals business
Scotia was for years the world’s biggest lender to the physical precious metals industry.
Mining union tells workers not to return to Harmony Gold mine
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa has told members not to return to work at Harmony Gold's Target mine on Friday.
World’s mine workers resist quick restart amid coronavirus
Unions in both South Africa and Peru are openly encouraging members not to return to mines.
S. Africa mining firms work together against covid-19 as mines reopen
companies are setting up shared quarantine facilities for miners testing positive for covid-19 and are discussing other ways to cooperate.
Talga Resources to provide graphene for Bentley’s e-axle
The objective is to deliver an aluminium-based solution aimed at outperforming and replacing the copper windings currently used.
Caterpillar earnings dive as coronavirus wreaks economic havoc
Company says the impact has been "significantly more severe and chaotic" than any cyclical downturn.
Aton gets three more years to explore in Egypt
The extension allows Aton to continue exploration work on the Abu Marawat gold concession.
