Japanese pension funds break with tradition by turning to gold
Shinzo Abe's demand for "unlimited easing measures" from central bank justifies shift into precious metal
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AuRico Gold plans to buy back USD$300mn in shares
Leading Canadian gold miner flush with cash following disposal of Mexican assets
The world’s best all-terrain vehicle: The KASKOO-X04, designed and produced in Saguenay!
L’Équipe Fabconcept, having begun mass production, is now in the marketing phase for their amphibious all-terrain vehicle: The KASKOO-X04.
Talbert Manufacturing Introduces New 40-Ton Lightweight With Superloads in Mind
The trailer can be customized for customers who need to remain below the superload weight limit in states with 120,000-pound gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) restrictions.
Announcement pursuant to the Securties Market Act (chapter 2, section 10) regarding a change in shareholding
Metso Corporation's stock exchange release on December 18, 2012 at 4.45 p.m. local time
Gold prices dive
Gold prices dived Tuesday to 1,684/oz at 12:15 ET as fiscal cliff talks continued ahead of the holiday week.
MICROMINE collaborates with Madrid Geological Society
Leading software and solutions provider, MICROMINE, and the Madrid Geological Society are collaborating to provide the Micromine Introduction and Resource Estimation Course to unemployed or under-employed geologists, 7 – 10 January 2013.
DiamondCorp surges on funding news for South African mine
Shares in DiamondCorp (LON:DCP) climbed 13% after the company announced it has put in place what it called “the final piece in the funding jigsaw” for its Lace Mine in South Africa.
Silver extremely low because of paper market — Embry
Sprott Asset Management's chief investment strategist, John Embry, said Tuesday that with China's silver demand rising sharply and money printing to infinity being Western central bank policy, silver's price remains ridiculously low on account of paper market games.
