Mining ranks fifth – occupations projected to add the most new jobs
Agriculture, manufacturing and utilities are all expected to see declines.
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Reaction to the Enbridge decision
Venting.
Gold price collapses pass the $1,200 mark
It plunged as much as 3% to $1,198 an ounce, the lowest price in almost six months.
China’s government likely behind country’s gold hoard—report
Already the world's biggest gold producer China is set to overtake India as the No.1 gold importer. But where is all that gold going?
Who owns the biggest Bitcoin wallet?
The answer might be obvious to those who have been following the Silk Road saga.
Iron ore, met coal prices slump as Australia ramps up exports
The price of iron ore slumped to a 7-week low and metallurgical coal traded at its lowest level since August on predictions of a massive spike in exports from top producer Australia.
Biggest US coal plant closures of 2013
Over the next decade, US power companies have planed to permanently retire nearly 28,000 megawatts of coal-fired generating capacity.
India won’t ease gold import restrictions
Gold jewellers dismayed.
Rinehart’s Roy Hill project gets $1bn funding injection
The $10 billion project, originally expected to begin production this year, is way behind schedule.
