Nothing for punters when Rio buys out Turquoise Hill
Rio will buy all of Turquoise Hill soon says new report, but 'there's no incentive to promote the true value' of Vancouver co's giant Mongolia copper mine.
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What rout? This gold miner’s getting near record-high prices
While other gold companies have been stung by an 11 percent drop in prices in the past year, Colombia’s biggest producer is getting near-record high prices for its output thanks to its sinking local currency.
INFOGRAPHIC – The Petrostate Hex: How plunging oil prices affect currencies
In today's infographic, we look at how crashing oil prices over the last year have affected currencies of nations that are heavily reliant on exporting oil.
Standard Chartered predicts six months of stagnation
Industrial metals face at least six months of stagnation as market conditions in China deteriorate and low prices are needed to curb supply, Standard Chartered Plc said, slashing forecasts for this year and next.
Sibanye Gold says workers end underground sit-in
More than 1 000 South African workers at a Sibanye Gold mine have ended a two-day sit-in to protest against the deaths of colleagues, a union and company officials said on Wednesday.
The world’s first clean oil sands project: An interview with Dr. Gerald Bailey
After decades of exhaustive attempts to overcome the dirty reputation of oil sands, we finally have an environmentally-friendly and low cost method to tap into these vast resources in the state of Utah—good news both for Mother Nature and all oil and gas investors.
Cronimet / THEnergy study: In solar for mines size does not always matter
Reducing CAPEX with energy efficiency and load shifting
Three-way Canada gold junior merger falls short
Vancouver mineral bank's combination with two gold and rare earth explorers sinks its share price.
China factory data roils copper stocks – Freeport falls 9%
Billions wiped from mining sector as Chinese manufacturing activity contracts to a six-and-half year low.