Myanmar: what investors need to know
American based sanctions removed, over $2 billion invested and host to the South Asian Games.
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Scathing report calls India’s 2,600 mines ‘out of control’
Illegality in the mining sector has deprived state governments of badly needed revenues, threatened the industry with costly and unpredictable shutdowns, and generated political chaos that helped bring down two state governments in 2011 and 2012.
Supporters rally for Kentucky coal
Kentucky still has plenty of friends of coal and many turned out to bash federal regulators who have delayed action on 36 mining permits the state issued in 2010 and 2011.
Xena: Warrior Princess actor convicted after camping out on an oil driller
Lucy Lawless, known for her portrayal as Xena: Warrior Princess, pleaded guilty to trespass on Thursday after she and nine Greenpeace activists camped out on an Arctic bound oil-driller docked in New Zealand.
Why monetary policy is like arsenic and Ron Paul likes gold
David Frum explains all.
Bloodletting at Gabriel Resources over latest Romania setback
Shares in Gabriel Resources were hammered again over the latest Rosia Montana shambles, dropping 6.9% on Thursday. Its losses for the week now top 15% and it also received the dubious honour of being included in the S&P TSX grouping of most volatile stocks.
BlackRock says gold firms’ poor dividends ‘incomprehensible’
The divergence between spot gold price and the share price of gold producers is due to a reluctance by companies to pass profits onto investors, says Evy Hambro BlackRock's top gold manager.
Nevada’s Relief Canyon Mine: a look at its rich history; a view into its golden future
Located in Northwestern Nevada, along the southern edge of the Humboldt Range, lies the Relief Canyon Mine. Situated 110 miles northeast of Reno and 16 miles east / northeast of Pershing County’s Lovelock, the gold mine lies dormant.
