Iraq buys 36 tons of gold, largest amount in three years
Its total reserves stand now at 65.8 tonnes, making it the 43rd biggest official sector bullion holder in the world.
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South Africa platinum strike damage irreversible, losses close to $1bn
Platinum miners said the financial cost of the strike doesn’t really tell the full story, as the real victims are those suffering from hunger, lack of businesses and increased violence on the streets.
Rio Tinto, Russians to begin work at massive Canadian potash deposit by 2017
KP405 is said to have enough of the fertilizer ingredient to sustain a mine for decades.
Five reasons the platinum price should take off
Stats like platinum-backed ETF holdings surging to a record high have so far failed to move the price. Speculators are betting that's about to change.
Miners protest at Anglo’s Los Bronces mine in Chile
Company said operations remain unaffected.
Gold price drops after ETF outflows resume
Gold price down $25 after positive momentum built up by gold-backed ETF investors this year grind to halt .
Duke Energy tries to retain customers after charged with illegally pumping coal ash into rivers
Last week the company was accused by regulators of illegally pumping 61 million gallons of contaminated water from a coal ash pit into a river.
A revolution in industrialization is underway
Cobalt is considered a ‘technology enabling’ substance as its at the forefront of technological developments and innovation.
The Board of Directors of Sandvik proposes a long-term incentive program 2014
The Board of Directors of Sandvik AB proposes that the Annual General Meeting resolve on a long-term incentive program for 2014 (“LTI 2014”) in the form of a performance share program.
