Gold price on a Black Friday tear
Weak dollar, no EU deal and fresh violence at South Africa's mines help gold price through $1,750.
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Thousands march on Chinese gold mine in Mexico
32 communities in Puebla, Mexico have given Chinese company JDC Minerals an ultimatum of 24 hours to abandon its La Lupe mine.
Manufacturing recovery? Aluminum tells different story as Chinese bauxite imports fall 30%
The drop comes amid a serious overcapacity problem in the electrolytic aluminum industry.
Gold to hit $5,000 as central banks rush to restock their coffers
"Global Gold War" set to ensue
China demands ‘fair and equitable’ iron ore prices
Chinese Consul General to Perth re-iterates call for a "return to rationality" in ore prices.
Five miners killed by toxic gas in Chinese copper mine
Deaths caused by worker retrieving clothes from sealed shaft
Aussie miners must cut costs to survive: Rinehart
World's richest woman frets over Australia's ability to compete on an international playing field
Virtual Reality (VR) Trainings Centre at University of Pretoria
Mining Weekly reports that the University of Pretoria will be opening a virtual reality (VR) centre in 2013 to offer training for […]
