Silver teeters on record losing streak as traders flee metals
After capping the worst stretch of losses ever, silver prices slipped again on Tuesday as analysts predicted more pain for metals markets.
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K+S Potash to hire 150 workers for its Canada’s Legacy project
The Legacy mine, located approximately 50km north of the city of Moose Jaw, will be the first new potash operation built in the last 40 years in Saskatchewan.
INFOGRAPHIC: Company snapshot: Electra Stone
Electra Stone (ELT.V), covered in today's Company Snapshot, is the first public company aiming to take this BC jade and market it directly to China.
Rio Tinto to close Queensland coal mine if extension gets rejected
The company said that extending Kestrel, its only underground coal operation, would add 20 years to the mine’s life.
Janet’s kool-aid stand
Indeed, there have been some better readings on the US economy lately but things are far from outstanding.
The power of optionality
Gold has experienced a brutal sell-off in the past two weeks, down nearly $100 in that timeframe.
Soros called the bottom in Barrick Gold’s stock
By selling his $20 million stake before a 20% surge in the value of the world's number one gold mining company.
LOESCHE Technology for cement plant in Angola
Sinoma International ordered LOESCHE’s complete grinding series for the cement plant of Nova Cimangola S.A. in Luanda, Angola. These will be the first LOESCHE vertical roller mills in Angola.
Maptek provides agile technology for gold miners
The gold price is influenced by a raft of external factors so miners need agile technology to plan for different scenarios and quickly adapt to changes.