Caterpillar misses on earnings, slashes outlook
The world's largest equipment maker not only reported lower quarterly profits, but also cut its 2015 earnings forecast and warned its revenue would fall even further next year.
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Freeport logs third-quarter loss after massive oil and gas write-down
The U.S’s largest mining company unveils plans to further slash copper and molybdenum output.
Teck Resources swings to loss after $1.7 billion charge
Earnings, however, beat analysts’ estimates as Canada’s largest diversified miner cut costs to deal with weak commodity prices.
INFOGRAPHIC: Europe’s electricity consumption by country and fuel type
The major story here is the decline in consumption of fossil fuels.
Cleaner water and stronger aluminum drive clean TeQ’s future
Australia's Clean TeQ Holdings Limited, a long-time industry leader in environmental remediation, has recently partnered with China's largest power generator to treat waste water with its unique continuous-ion technology.
Venezuela ready to dump 80 tonnes of gold
With no hard currency and $5 billion in debt payments due before the end of the year, the country's bullion held in Caracas is its only source of cash.
Introducing The Industry’s First Cost-Effective Solution to Replacing Your Old In-Ground Piston Lifts
There are literally tens of thousands of old, single-stage hydraulic lifts rotting away in America’s workshops. These lifts have long outlived their useful life and possibly represent environmental and safety hazards.
Blanchard: Fed overselling rate hike great for gold
Real questions are now being asked about the Fed narrative and the effectiveness of monetary policy says Anthem Blanchard, CEO of Anthem Vault.
Greenpeace to keep coal in the ground by buying some of Europe’s largest mines
The environmental group is after Vattenfall's lignite business in eastern Germany, in a bid to scale back the operations put up for sale by the Swedish state-owned energy giant.
