Coal rally puts the brakes on asset sales in sector
Prices above $200 a tonne are suddenly making companies that mine the steel-making commodity more unattractive.
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Kenya promises a more organized mining sector
The government will conduct a year-long airborne survey to map mineral deposits.
Newmont’s own investigation shows it violated international standards, and its own
Denver-based Newmont Mining “prioritized eviction and litigation over dialogue” in its fight to acquire Goldman Prize winner Máxima Chaupe’s land in Peru.
Obstacles for Freeport’s $2 billion oil deal
Bondholders want more from sale of top copper miner's oil and gas assets.
At least 9 killed, 11 trapped in Chinese coal mine accident
A gas explosion ripped through the colliery in the northern Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.
Copper, platinum key to future of auto industry, mining financier says
The current lithium frenzy will end badly while gold bugs should look at the riper opportunities available in copper and platinum, according to mining financier Robert Friedland.
Restarted Argentinian mine to yield 1.7 million silver ounces/yr
The Casposo gold-silver mine will soon be milling ore again.
Can Donald Trump really save U.S. coal?
On September 22, Donald Trump reaffirmed his intent to revive the American coal industry--without many details on how to do it.
Contrarian royalty company positioned for the next bull market
Money manager Adrian Day discusses Altius Minerals, a resource royalty company that he believes has positioned itself well for a rising resource market.
