CHART: Coal lobbying expenses collapse
The spending decline comes as U.S. coal miners struggle to clear hurdles on the federal level, including both newly proposed measures and regulations already being implemented.
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$60 billion in oil sands projects frozen due to crude prices collapse — report
And oil prices keep falling — they have kicked off the week in the red, with U.S. prices trading below $48 a barrel.
Six miners Dundee’s Joseph Fazzini believes will weather the storm
With ongoing volatility expected in the gold space, mostly owing to global economic weakness, investors should focus on quality gold names with three key attributes to weather the current metal price environment, explains Joseph Fazzini.
Indian miner to expand operations at Rio’s former Mozambique coal assets
ICVL wants boost annual production at its Benga mine from 5.3 million tonnes to 13 million tonnes in the next five years.
INFOGRAPHIC: The relative value of $100 in every American state and county
Here we look at which states and counties get the best "bang for the buck", and which are the most expensive
The nuclear deal is mostly about oil
The recent nuclear non-proliferation agreement between Iran and the U.S. has created a firestorm debate in the Middle East and both sides of the Atlantic.
Alrosa’s biggest diamond mine goes underground
The company has officially shifted operations at its flagship Udachnaya mine from open-pit to underground mining.
China’s biggest one-day stocks drop in eight years lifts gold prices
Monday’s was the biggest one-day decline in Chinese stocks since an 8.8% drop on Feb. 27, 2007.
Loonie headed to 75 cents by autumn:BMO
Canadians can expect the value of the loonie to drop even further this summer, reaching US$0.75 — or perhaps even lower — according to economists at BMO.
