Economic crisis looms in Venezuela
Venezuela's liquid foreign reserves are drying up, the currency is 300% overvalued, but no economic decisions will be made before new government is put in place.
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While your shares were tanking, Molycorp was funding research to eliminate need for rare earths
Molycorp is down 22% after putting on hold production expansion. Yesterday the miner gave money for a new $120 million institute tasked with finding alternatives to the very stuff it is mining.
INFOGRAPHIC: A crash course in equity financing for the mining sector
Learn the ins and outs of equity financing and private placements for the mining industry in one simple infographic.
South African miners better find business somewhere else: report
But companies do not need to go too far, say experts, as there are plenty of opportunities inside Africa.
Potash junior shoots up after inking Indian deal
Karnalyte wants to be independent Saskatchewan player.
Mining projects worth $7.5bn delayed by Peru’s environmental authorities
More than half of the total reports submitted in early 2012 are still under evaluation.
Gold makes a move
Silver is up 2.22% to $30.86/oz and platinum gained 2.32% to $1,629/oz.
Wanted: Colonists to build first human settlement on Mars
While 2012 marked the year of several outer-space mining projects, 2013 is shaping up as the era of human colonization on nearby planets.
Inca Peruvian Mining’s new processing plant may reduce production costs by 50%
Inca Peruvian Mining, a South American company specializing in gold, silver and copper mines, has secured a contractor to complete the construction and installation of the new processing plant.
