Sad day for Batista: MMX iron ore almost sold
Batista, once one of the world's ten richest people, has lost billions from his commodities and logistics empire this year.
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Uralkali chief out of jail
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Massive oil find off Canada’s Newfoundland could yield up to 600m barrels
While production is not expected until after 2020, the finding was welcomed in a province that leans heavily on offshore earnings.
Global warming a reality we are responsible for: UN
The landmark report is likely to rekindle debate over the fossil fuels powering the world’s economies.
Anglo Platinum mines halted by massive strike in S. Africa
Less than 20% of the company's miners showed up for work today.
Iran in a groove, oil prices likely to dip
Iran has the world's second largest petroleum and fourth largest gas reserves.
An investing opportunity of a lifetime: Lessons from the Sprott precious metals roundtable
Excerpts from a Sprott Resources Roundtable Marc Faber, John Embry, Rick Rule and Eric Sprott prove that great minds think big
Jukebox gold, music to my ears – Gold Miners Weekly
From "fiscal cliffs" to “QE" and "taper talk”, and now the "debt ceiling" debate, can anyone take the US Government seriously when it comes to budgetary and monetary policy? No matter what they call it, the result is always the same.
Heap leaching, beyond the headlines
The technology has ancient origins and enjoyed a rebirth in the 1970s.
