Study predicts Australia will lose 40% mining construction jobs
Australian miners are cutting back on large capex projects and taking a sledgehammer to costs.
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China’s central bank may have secretly bought 300t of gold this year
Gold makes up little more than 1% of the country's $3.6 trillion in reserves compared to more than 70% for the United States.
China’s radical reforms may prompt massive safe haven buying of gold
Far-reaching reforms to flow from leadership meeting could fundamentally alter investment options for Chinese who have been pumping money into a property bubble.
Janet Yellen’s mission impossible
Unless other buyers of Treasuries or MBS can be found to replace the Fed's prodigious buying, the Fed will remain the only game in town.
Thousands march in Greece against Eldorado Gold
Protesting against Halkidiki peninsula planned mine.
Price fixing lawsuit as Canada crude falls to $54 below global price
Bitumen-derived oil's discount to Brent widened to $54 as new class action suit alleges oil majors, banks and traders engage in "sham" to game the global benchmark.
Is Barrick in trouble? I don’t think so!
Barrick is well capitalized, and is sitting on a reasonably healthy balance sheet. Here's why.
Investors pile into Colombia-focused Vancouver gold junior
Batero Gold up 8% one of the most actively traded TSX-V stocks on Friday.
Areva wins a major contract for the completion of the third nuclear reactor at the Angra site
Contract worth 1.25 billion euros
