An ending made for gold
Over the past several months, the markets have tested investors’ conviction to gold.
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What the price of gas tells us
A few months ago, we created two visuals we felt captured the emotions of how people respond to gasoline prices around the U.S.
Maudore issues proxy circular; urges shareholders to vote in favour of the management slate of board nominees
Maudore Minerals Ltd. issued a proxy circular today ahead of its annual and special meeting of shareholders on July 19, 2012.
China Gold International picks up a Zambian miner for $20.4 million
China Gold International Resources is acquiring China Nonferrous Mining Corporation Limited for HK$155.1 million.
Free Online Course about Investing in Graphite
As the Digital Journal reports, Aaron Hoos, the founder of GraphiteInvesting.com offers a free online course about graphite mineral investing. Investors do […]
Glencore ‘ready to pull’ Xstrata merger
While both Davis and Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg would suffer blows to their reputations as dealmakers if the merger should collapse other parties stand to lose more.
Lithium miner betting on smart phones
With the Samsung Galaxy III on the horizon and the iPhone 5 not far behind, the lithium battery market is forecast to quadruple to $43 billion.
2012 survey of Canadian mine wages
Fifty-six mines across Canada provided data on wages paid in 2011. Thirty-four are union mines; and twenty-two non-union. Forty-five reported increased wages while eleven made no changes. None decreased wages.
Infographic: the mining and supply of gold
Visualcapitalist has put together an infographic on the the mining and milling of gold.
