Strict new EU laws could be the end of oil price reporting
The draft law is unlikely to take effect before 2014.
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UPDATE: Court win for Israeli billionaire in fight over $50 billion African mining prize
Beny Steinmetz scores legal victory amid corruption probe into the sale of Guinea's Simandou iron ore licence.
Italy investigates Glencore Xstrata for tax evasion
Authorities allege Glencore hid profits by paying other units above-market prices for raw materials.
Ivanplats gets its ducks in a row for South African project
Company filed both a mining right application and included a BEE (Black Economic Empowerment) partner.
Copper Mountain’s mine up and running again ahead of schedule
The miners hasn't yet determined the exact cause of the mid-May failure of the transformer.
Ghana’s crackdown on illegal mining: at least 55 new arrests
Identified as nationals of Niger, Nigeria and Togo.
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers to conduct complete dispersal of Niagara Tunnel Project equipment items at unreserved auction in Niagara Falls, ON June 17-18
Assets from high-profile Ontario tunnelling project to be sold to highest bidders in a two-day unreserved public auction
Ecuador to vote on ground-breaking law to allow large-scale mining
Country's gold, copper and silver reserves estimated at $115 billion.
Deutsche Bank opens $9 billion gold vault in Singapore
The new vault can hold up to 200 tonnes of gold bullion.
