Major Drilling finds some stability in 2Q
Less exploration and more mine work.
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The iron ore price is in free-fall
Following a heavy selloff in November, iron ore is down another 7% just this week with no support in sight.
Mining engineer wages ranked
From general manager to electrical engineer.
Third act for the gold price
Gold price down to February 2010 levels after Fed chair lays ground for first rate hike in nine years.
Rio Tinto unveils one of largest diamonds ever found in Canada
The 187.7-carat Diavik Foxfire diamond will be showcased in London before returning to Antwerp for detailed assessment.
World’s two biggest miners walking away from coal, but they are not telling
BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have significantly cut their investments in coal, while repositioning behind the scenes.
Canadian Oil Sands to stay in the black even if crude prices keep falling
The company, currently the target of a $4.3 billion takeover bid by Suncor, unveiled a pared-back capital budget that cuts spending by 20% year-over-year to $295 million in 2016.
INFOGRAPHIC: The race for Arctic domination
Russia, Canada, Norway, Denmark and the United States are posturing for Arctic supremacy.
The changing of an era in Argentina
Argentina last week voted in a new pro-business President, Mauricio Macri.
