Dubai refiner responds to conflict gold charges
Dubai-based Kaloti Jewellery Int'l, one of the world's largest gold refiners, denies it paid out over $5 billion in cash for gold from African war zones.
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Endeavour Silver reduces silver reserves by 50%
Gold reserves were reduced by 37% compared to 2012.
Report: Dubai audit on conflict gold kept under wraps
Human rights group says one of world's largest refiners Kaloti Jewellery Int'l failed to report $5 billion in potentially suspicious transactions.
Investors line up North American rare earth juniors
But producers Molycorp and Lynas haven't joined the rally in the rare earth sector this year.
Western Canadian oil on average more cost competitive than US oil
Scotiabank says western Canadian oil is in some cases cheaper to produce than shale oil in the US.
Why Canadian oil plays are more attractive than their U.S. counterparts right now
While the U.S. economy is hardly on solid footing, the fact remains that as the world’s biggest and most influential economy, the U.S. doesn’t have to be running optimally to keep the global economy chugging along.
Largest bitcoin trading platform, along with 700,000 bitcoin, disappears
Bitcoin community says cryptocurrency still strong.
VIDEO: Fortune Minerals makes headway on permits; aboriginal opposition unresolved
If all goes as planned, junior miner Fortune Minerals will operate three projects in Canada in the foreseeable future.
MICROMINE to Preview Micromine 2014 at PDAC
Leading provider of software solutions and services to the exploration and mining sector, MICROMINE, will preview the latest version of its namesake exploration and mine design solution, Micromine 2014, at the PDAC Convention, 2 – 5 March 2014, Toronto, Canada.
