There is no Nazi gold train after all — Polish scientists
The Nazi gold train saga took a new twist Tuesday when scientists that scanned the area where the wagons were allegedly buried said there is no evidence of such finding.
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Rio Tinto closes $4.4 billion financing deal for Oyu Tolgoi mine
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Lepouttre plays Santa Claus, gives away top 5 junior mining picks
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Gold price: Still 1 in 5 chance of Fed surprise
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Rio Tinto $4 billion financing deal for Oyu Tolgoi imminent — report
The agreement, which is said to involve up to 15 banks, could be signed as early as Wednesday.
