LME said in talks with banks to list gold contracts in London
The LME, the world’s biggest metals bourse, has said for years that it wants to expand into London’s gold market.
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Moody’s puts 175 energy and mining firms on review as low prices bite
Top miners BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Vale and Anglo American are among the firms at risk of rating downgrade.
Barrick braces for up to $3 billion in writedowns
The asset writedown is primarily related to two Latin American assets — Pascua Lama project, on the border of Chile and Argentina and Pueblo Viejo, in Dominican Republic.
Canada’s Nevsun defends itself against abuse allegations in Eritrea
Should foreigners who allege human rights abuses against a Canadian company operating in a foreign land have their case heard in a Canadian court?
Gold maintains value despite oil and stock market crash
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Terex® Finlay launch NEW I-140 impact crusher
The NEW Terex® Finlay I-140 direct drive ø1270mm x 1240mm (Ø50” x 48”) horizontal impact crusher with variable speed gives operators unprecedented levels of production in both recycling, mining and quarrying applications.
China shutting another 4,300 coal mines
Beijing will invest $4.6 billion over the next three years to close small and inefficient coal mines across the country.
Aussie mining tycoon Palmer promises ‘truth’ on massive job cuts at his nickel refinery
He said he would open up after a creditors meeting next week in Townsville, where his his Queensland Nickel company is based.
