A mea culpa for not recognizing the 2011 resource bubble
"But, alas, I was fooled."
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BHP resumes expansion plans, says not waiting for prices to recover
Strategic shift comes as the world's biggest miner tries to regain investors' confidence.
Heart of Canada’s oil sands industry saved from fire’s worst
Companies and authorities now discussing plans to resume production.
Canadian gold companies shining bright in 2016
Gold prices start the week off down, but are expected to pick up soon again.
Freeport sells prized African copper mine
Tenke Fungurume in the DRC goes for $2.65 billion to China Molybdenum – Freeport also offloading Africa exploration project and cobalt refinery in Europe.
John Hathaway: $1.3B fund manager: Silver is a barometer for resource interest and it’s registering ZERO
Tocqueville Gold Fund manager, John Hathaway is convinced the gold bottom is behind us simply because of the lack of people involved in the sector outside the core long term investors.
Major correction underway for mining stocks
Monday mayhem as metals rally evaporates and mining's top names are dumped – Anglo's losses since a week ago now 28%, Freeport has plunged 25%.
Lucara’s Constellation diamond sells for record $63 million
The record sale is likely to ramp up speculation about how much a second Lucara diamond — the "Lesedi la Rona" — will fetch at auction next month.
Making mining cleaner and safer with battery driven equipment
Atlas Copco launches its first battery driven product within the mining and underground segment.
