South Africa’s main union rejects gold firms wage offer
Companies are keen to avoid a repeat of last year’s five-month platinum strike, but their ability to raise salaries is limited.
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Investment to plummet 21% in B.C.’s mining, oil sectors in 2015: StatsCan
Investment in equipment, machinery and construction for B.C.’s mining, quarrying, and oil and gas sectors is expected to drop dramatically in 2015.
New mining code in Burkina Faso should not affect current operations — Iamgold
The code, which is yet to be formalized into law, respects clauses in existing deals, said the miner.
INFOGRAPHIC: Bitcoin is finally becoming an ‘everyday use’ currency
Over the last few years, Bitcoin has gained a reputation as an investment commodity. It has been toted as a method to preserve wealth and to hedge against currency devaluation as bitcoins cannot be “printed”.
How Canada’s emissions cuts could spur Keystone XL pipeline approval
Ottawa hopes new emissions rules will get the long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline one step closer to US State Department approval.
Mongolia to sell stake in its giant Tavan Tolgoi coal mine
The move is part of a plan to sell the government's holdings in 10 state-owned companies over this year and next to boost foreign investment and revive growth.
Australian coal miners attack China’s new testing system
They claim Beijing is using it to block imports and so favour its own struggling coal industry.
Bitcoin is way up, euro is way down
Greece votes no.
Exploration’s big problem explained in one chart
We need some leadership, people.
