Barrick to spend about $2 billion in US, Peru gold projects
The world’s largest gold miner also said it would redeem up to $750 million in notes to help cut debt by at least $2bn this year.
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Crude prices to remain depressed until 2017 even with oil sands coming to ‘standstill’ — IEA
Last year, the agency had forecast a "relatively swift" recovery. Instead, oil prices have continued to fall, hitting less than $30 a barrel, a level last seen in 2003.
Russell Fryer: Fund manager talks favorite uranium stocks & why sector is ready to move
Russell believes that while many investors are focused on uranium demand out of China and India, more attention should be paid to demand back home.
Iron ore price closing in on $50
Iron ore gained for the fourth week in five, as the embattled steelmaking commodity made a push for $50 a tonne, the highest level it's been since mid-November.
Huge Yukon copper-gold mine heads to environmental review
The Casino project in the Canadian Yukon Territory passed a major milestone last Thursday with the announcement that the project will move to a higher level of environmental assessment.
Junk status beckons for these 14 miners
Anglo American and Freeport's credit ratings were recently slashed to well below investment grade – other marquee mining names may soon share the same fate.
New technology, automation to help miners survive commodity prices rout
When the worst collapse of commodity prices in nearly two decades finally ends, mining companies left standing probably will have more robots on their side.
Cases of malaria on the rise in Colombia’s mining regions, study shows
Cases of the mosquito-borne disease in Colombia have been skyrocketing, but only in areas where mining activities have increased, a new study shows.
Decline of coal demand is ‘irreversible’
Goldman Sachs report is the latest in a long line of grim warnings, all of which point to a future of shuttered power plants, mine closures, and bankruptcies.