Gold price finely poised as traders gear up for belated jobs report
The employment numbers can have a strong impact on the gold price and the value of the dollar, which usually move in opposite directions.
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Canadian First Nation free to protest against shale gas— judge
A Moncton court lifted Monday an injunction against the Elsipogtog First Nation that prevented them from blocking SWN Resources' operations.
Oyu Tolgoi’s first international copper, gold shipment on its way to China
Operator Turquoise Hill expected to confirm news at some point Monday.
World-renowned Geostatician to present at new Mining Geology Conference
The provider of intuitive software solutions and services to the mining and exploration industry, held a geostatistics seminar at the inaugural Exploration, Resource and Mining Geology Conference 2013 in Cardiff, Wales.
Maptek Adds Value to Big Data
Investing in new technology and embracing innovation play a key role in helping miners to cope with the rapidly changing operating environment.
About 50% of B.C. junior miners won’t be around by 2015—report
The 15 mining executives interviewed said this is "healthy" and part of the industry’s "natural cycle."
Thousands march against large-scale mining in Uruguay
About 2,000 people rallied in Uruguay’s capital, demanding the government to stop London-based Zamin Ferrous's $3 billion Valentines iron ore mine and other major projects.
Gabriel Resources’ original sin
The "bigfoot" approach.
BHP adds $10m to Australian indigenous scholarship program
“Over the past five financial years, we have committed more than A$55 million in education initiatives through the BHP Billiton Community Development Program.”
