Gaddafi’s gold, diamond billions ‘found in South Africa’
The dictator's assets, which by some accounts could top $80 billion, are stashed in bank accounts and vaults around the world.
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Report: China starts stockpiling metals again
The Chinese State Reserves Bureau has returned to the nickel market in a big way. Copper may be next.
India tightens gold import rules further
Barring state-run firms from importing gold and making the metal less attractive as an inflation hedge also being considered.
Grasberg could stay shut for two months after Indonesia minister calls for halt
Indonesia orders all production stopped at Freeport mine until an independent investigation – which is expected to take two months – is completed.
Centerra Gold says Kumtor returning to normal
Vice president Rodney Stuparyk said the road to the mine has been reopened and power – cut by protesters earlier in the week – has been restored.
New tech uses gold particles, water, DNA powder to detect disease
The new technology is similar to over-the-counter pregnancy tests.
Photo of the day: United States Capitol with old copper dome, c. 1846
Thought to be the first ever photo of the Capitol.
New accident jeopardizes Freeport’s Indonesian copper supply
Strained relations between the company and labour unions casts doubt on whether the mine will be able to ship to customers.
Metso’s Board approves a demerger plan to divide Metso into two companies
The Board has completed a strategy study, resulting in the signing of a demerger plan