Indians plow 2.95 tonnes of gold into banks
The Indian government's plan to incent households to hand their gold over to banks in return for interest payments appears to be working.
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Clinton talks up clean coal, says she can bring steel jobs back to PA
Fresh off a bounce in the polls, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton is promising to revitalize Pennsylvania communities hurt by a downturn in the coal and steel industries.
Leadership matters: Interview with ex-Rio Tinto head Sam Walsh
I expect that the Mining Industry will look very different in 20 years.
Rising gold price not lifting all boats
Two major gold stocks shot up by more than 40% in July, but there's been notable losers with Goldcorp dropping to fourth most valuable gold miner.
2015’s most accurate gold price forecaster turns huge bull
Of 35 global analysts polled this French banker got the 2015 gold price right to the last dollar – he's now upped his 2016 price 31%.
Correction over, gold and gold stocks eyeing new highs
One minute you are projecting another 5-10% downside and the next, the market has left lower prices in the dust.
Mining services to target high value technologies to streamline ops and cut costs
Mine services companies will increasingly target better-performing commodities and focus on technology research and development to help miners streamline operations and cut costs as the weak mineral price environment continues to weigh on profit margins.
Anglo American declines merger offer from Vedanta
Vedanta Resources’ chairman Anil Agarwal allegedly approached Anglo in several opportunities earlier this year to discuss potential tie-ups.
Fort McMurray wildfires eat into Imperial Oil earnings
Imperial, Canada’s No.2 integrated oil producer and refiner, posted a surprise $181-million loss in its second quarter.
