Goldcorp caught in middle of Mexican gang war
Rival gangs are preying on a small community at Goldcorp's Los Filos gold mine in Mexico's Guerrero state leaving at least 26 people dead since mid-2014.
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‘Coal is no longer marketable’ – EPA Administrator
Speaking at a Facebook booth in Paris.
Fresnillo says pipeline rupture contained
Mexican authorities say about 450 tonnes of material was released.
Rob McEwen, the investor, has some advice for mining executives everywhere
Rob McEwen, explains why he still thinks that this is a possibility in the next four years and how companies can take advantage of technology to ensure that a price rise goes to the bottom line—and ultimately shareholders.
Strippers suffering from low oil prices
As producers confront this unpleasant reality, some will finally start to significantly curtail or even shut down operations. And that is going to severely hurt an all but invisible group; strippers in the United States.
China takes a big step forward
On November 30th the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that it would admit China's Renminbi currency, commonly known as the Yuan, to the select basket of reserve currencies that make up its Special Drawing Rights (SDR's).
Gold price: Physical-backed ETFs become one-way bet
SPDR Gold Shares (GLD), world's largest gold-backed ETF, has seen no inflows for 36 days straight as investors pull out 62 tonnes in seven weeks.
Turquoise Hill jumps on 2016 guidance
Vancouver-based company said it is waiting for "final notice to proceed" for $5 billion expansion of giant copper-gold mine in Mongolia mine.
Freeport follows Anglo’s lead: suspends dividend, cuts spending, eyes assets sales
The U.S. miner became the latest mining company to announced drastic measures aimed at preserving cash amid a deepening commodity prices rout.
