And it’s over: Anglo and Codelco make peace
The heated legal battle between Anglo American and its Chilean adversary Codelco has finally come to an end as the parties announced Thursday that they've reached an agreement.
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TransCanada’s Keystone XL a step closer after Texas ruling
TransCanada's Keystone XL oil pipeline won a small battle Wednesday night as a Texas judge ruled in favour of the firm passing through a farm, after the owner took the Canadian company to court.
Canada shrinks National Park plans to leave room for mining
Canada’s federal government opened a can of worms Wednesday after announcing that a national park, to be created in the North of the country, will be smaller to make room for mining endeavours.
Investors have nowhere left to hide and will start running to silver and gold: Sprott
Eric Sprott says the negative interest rate policy (NIRP) in Europe—the rate bonds pay out for favoured countries like France and Germany—will eventually sour investors and turn them to hard assets like gold and silver.
Worrying: China’s purchasing manager index at nine-month low
Another sign of a slowing China was released today HSBC Flash China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 47.8, a nine-month low. […]
Gold Fields to miss production target, reviews portfolio
Gold Fields (NYSE:GFI), the fourth-biggest bullion producer, said it will fail to reach its predicted output target of 3.5 million ounces for 2012 and that it is revising its operations to increase the delivery of profits rather than ounces of the precious metal.
Higher Education as Global Right: World Education University (WEU)
As technapex.com reports, the recently established World Education University wants to offer free education for everyone – because education is supposed to […]
Dix wants to take BC back to a two-track regulatory process
BC Opposition Leader Adrian Dix vows to leave the joint regulatory framework set up by the BC Liberals that is reviewing the Northern Gateway pipeline and set up his own review.
Meet the Israeli middleman said to have ‘stripped and flipped’ First Quantum’s DRC mine
Gertler, 38, used his relationship with DRC president Joseph Kabila and Kabila's now late adviser Augustin Katumba Mwanke to bag mining projects "by stripping from others if necessary, only to sell them on at great profit."