Tahoe wants to put the record straight on Guatemala mine
The mine is expected to produce 20 million ounces a year when it goes into operation next year, but the project has been plagued by violence and unrest.
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New Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President appointed to Sandvik Group
Mats Backman has been appointed Executive Vice President and CFO of Sandvik and member of the Group Executive Management, effective 1 October, 2013.
Hundreds of trucks and trailers featured at Ritchie Bros. unreserved public auctions in Spain, Finland and The Netherlands in September
Finland event marks the Company’s first ever unreserved public auction in the country
Traders don’t see Syria doing much for gold price
Despite the worries over war in Syria and Friday's disappointing US jobs report, precious metals traders are evenly split on gold's direction next week.
Most South African gold miners return to work
Workers for four of the seven companies affected by the labour action had accepted a new pay offer, believed to be about 8%
Gold up on disappointing US payrolls data
The precious metal went up about 2% to a high of $1,392.46 an ounce in the immediate wake of the data.
Brazilian regulator launches new probe into Batista
CVM is is investigating whether Batista and five other executives of the petroleum firm broke market rules regulating the disclosure of information.
The 10 biggest mining deals of 2012
Xstrata couldn't save 2012 from having the lowest number of mining industry transactions since 2005.
Europe’s Detroit: Bankrupt Romanian coal mining town
Aninoasa coal mine closed in 2006 leading the way to economic ruin.
