Enough uranium, but nuclear power is still shrinking
Many people believe nuclear power could save the planet from climate change. But several factors mean the industry is dying, a new study suggests.
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Anglo gives fresh signs it wants to offload platinum mines
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Codelco could tap sovereign wealth fund for needed mine expansions
The world's No.1 copper producer needs to invest roughly $30 billion in the next decade to counter dwindling ore grades in its massive mines.
Anglo American seeks $600 million compensation from Venezuela
The miner became the latest corporation to sue the nation over the way it has treated foreign companies during Hugo Chavez administration.
Investors may be leaning towards Goldcorp bid for Osisko
Goldcorp's sweetened offer is straightforward, requires no formal shareholder approval and could be completed by as early as end-April.
Glasenberg pulls off blockbuster Las Bambas deal
Chinese buyers cough up $6.3 billion in cool hard cash for massive Peru copper project indicating renewed confidence in prospects for the red metal.
The Ore Wars after the Flash Crash
The 8% one-day drop in the iron ore price in March was the result of a new dynamic in the market: panicked selling by traders using ore as loan collateral.
Gundlach on Chinese economic growth: ‘How about a minus 7?’
Founder and chief investment officer of $49 billion DoubleLine Capital may be a huge China bear, but he likes gold.
BHP can’t do for coking coal prices what it did for iron ore
BHP is losing big money on its push for a coking coal spot market.