Hecla drops hostile Dolly Varden bid, shares fall
Silver producer Hecla unhappy about BC explorer's poison pill - both stocks fall.
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India’s gold trade is imploding
Indian bullion drops to $65 discount to the global gold price despite imports falling off a cliff.
Tesla to open its Gigafactory years ahead of schedule
The company now has 1,000 construction workers on two shifts, seven days a week to ready for the launch of its Model 3 early next year.
Canada’s diamond staking rush favours early entrants
It’s the glittering lure of a possible multi-billion dollar diamond discovery that’s lighting up northern Saskatchewan.
Gold demand remains stable during sector weakness
The amount of Gold in GLD has risen steadily even as Gold consolidated a few months back and has been stable in recent weeks even as Gold and gold stocks correct their Brexit breakouts.
Randgold identifies exciting new prospects in Côte d’Ivoire
Randgold Resources’ Tongon mine has completed the final phase of its extensive crusher expansion and mill circuit upgrade project.
David Morgan: This is very likely going to be the biggest move in the precious metals complex in modern times
David Morgan thinks gold and silver have already hit bottom, and because of the unique situation in the world today, he wouldn't rule out gold lifting to $10,000!
China snaps up $4.5bn worth of overseas mining assets in just six months
Most of them have been after existing operations and companies, rather than trying to build mines from scratch.
Abitibi mines the Web in search of royalty riches
When Ian Ball, CEO of Abitibi Royalties, (TSXV:RZZ) is asked why he decided to get into the royalty business rather than taking the more traditional route of building a prospect into a mine, he likes to reference Usain Bolt.
