China finds massive hole in $80bn gold financing industry
Following on the heels of copper and iron ore financing scandals, Beijing uncovers fraud in gold-backed loan industry dating back more than two years.
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Brazil revokes Canadian Belo Sun’s license to gold mine in Amazon
Ruling says the miner failed to assess the impact on local indigenous communities.
Glencore appoints Canadian as its first ever female director
Patrice Merrin, 65, is a veteran to the industry.
The real costs of public protest
Community mobilization effective at raising costs to companies.
CHARTS: Gold price entering make or break territory
Was last Thursday's $50 surge in frenzied trading just a blip?
Ex-SouthGobi workers long stuck in Mongolia get trial date
Mongolia blocks accused from leaving country, often for years.
INFOGRAPHIC: Five reasons to own gold (part 4 of 5)
This infographic, part four in our 2014 Gold Series, covers the best reasons to own gold.
Australia’s newest uranium mine will lose money, won’t create any jobs
Government is touting the Four Mile mine as “the most significant deposit found anywhere in the world in the last 25 years."
Is silver the cure for silver prices?
Medical use of silver is huge, and growing.
