July brought hope, but gold price goes nowhere
The gold price enjoyed another volatile session on Thursday but ended up little changed as traders digest the best monthly performance since January 2012.
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MIT researches find gold can control blood clotting
The method involves small particles of gold and the use of infrared laser light.
Mad scramble for shares of Canadian lithium junior
Critical Elements Corporation is developing a hard-rock lithium and tantalum mine and plant in northern Quebec.
Avalon Rare Metals onwards and upwards
Toronto explorer is up 57% in a month as development of its $1.5 billion heavy rare earth project in northern Canada remains on track.
Randgold not scared of tumbling gold prices thanks to its Mali mines
Miner believes it can weather the storm by maintaining its positive position in Mali.
TransCanada going ahead with west-east oil pipeline
It will move 1.1 million barrels of crude per day from Alberta to New Brunswick
South African Essa distributor gets major order from Russian gold mine
Labtech Africa, the sole South African distributor for the FLSmidth range of Essa sampling and sample preparation equipment, is preparing one of the biggest orders the company has received in recent months — an extensive crushing and sampling system for a gold mine in Russia.
Barrick keeps hurting: about $13 billion written off this year and a $8.6bn loss
In the wake of lower prices for gold and copper.
Kumtor mine boosts Centerra Gold’s quarterly results
The company is continuing negotiations with the Kyrgyz government about a possible restructuring to resolve all outstanding concerns relating to the Kumtor mine.
