Caterpillar sees ‘some signs of improvement’ but expects mining companies to further reduce costs in 2014
Expects sales and revenues to be similar to 2013 as sales to the resource industry decline modestly.
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Gold price ends its winning streak ahead of Fed meeting and amid continued ETF outflows.
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The Hemerdon is believed to be the third largest tungsten resource in the world.
DRC mining billionaire turns 29,900% profit on oil deal
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Fission Uranium drills ‘one of the very best holes’ in Athabasca basin
First results from $12 million winter drilling program provide fresh spark for Vancouver explorer's shares, already up 115% in a year.
Implats and Transition Metals strike platinum in Ontario
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Chinese gold jewellery sales jump on year of the horse hopes
The Year of the Snake, associated with laziness and evil, wasn't as good for Lunar New Year gold ornament sales as the Horse which connotes health and energy.
Terex Washing Systems Cleans Up at Marketing Excellence Awards
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Market disruptor: Nuclear restarts spells trouble for LNG
If Japan moves to restart some or all of its nuclear reactors, many LNG terminals may cease to be profitable.
