Workers at Freeport’s Cerro Verde copper mine to go on indefinite strike
Around 1,300 unionized miners plan to start an indefinite stoppage at Peru's largest copper mine beginning March 24.
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Caterpillar hires former US Attorney General for help with probe
William P. Barr will help Caterpillar face a federal investigation related to profits earned by CSARL, its Swiss parts subsidiary.
Exploration spending in Australia finally on its way up
A 3.4% increase in the December quarter seems to indicate that the downward trend of the past five years has been finally reversed.
Eastern Canada now the preferred mineral exploration investment destination
While wew mines continue to open in British Columbia, the perceptionis that the province is no longer a welcome place for mineral exploration.
BC copper-gold mine to reopen after six years
AuRico Metals received an environmental certificate this week for its $684 million Kemess underground project, shuttered in 2011.
Barrick mulls selling part of Peru mine, bringing partner — report
Rumours come a year after the gold miner vowed to spend $640 million to extend the life of Lagunas Norte, worth about $1.4 billion according to industry experts.
America’s infrastructure shortfall could be an investor’s best friend
Every four years, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) releases its report card on the condition of America’s infrastructure, and for the second time since 2013, our nation’s roads, bridges, waterways, airports and more scored a barely-passing D+.
Gold price builds on Fed gains
Real US rates remain in negative territory boost gold's allure as inflation hedge.
Rick Rule on Uranium: Early means wrong, unless…
In an exclusive Q&A session for Sprott Private Wealth clients, Rick Rule shared his thoughts on the uranium market and explained why speculators shouldn't worry too much about being early.
