India’s appetite for gold takes global demand to two-year high
While Indian consumer demand jumped 13% to 268 tons, the World Gold Council warns the outlook for the fourth quarter is “muted.”
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US Congress grants citizens rights to own asteroid-mined riches
Until now, there was no legislature clarifying issues such as whether resources mined from celestial bodies could be sold on Earth.
Canadian Oil Sands accuses Suncor of paying brokers to win takeover bid
Suncor, Canada's dominant oil sands player, telling COS shareholders the firm has a record of “underperformance, financial challenges,” and vulnerability to low oil prices.
Finning cuts jobs as new equipment sales fall
Finning will also close 11 more facilities in Western Canada, in addition to 16 other previously announced closures, in an attempt to cut costs.
Dundee Capital Markets’ Matt O’Keefe calls out seven mining rerating opportunities
In this interview with The Gold Report, O'Keefe discusses two companies developing gold projects with beefy economics and five producers with healthy growth profiles.
Barrick Gold sells four US mines for $720 million
The move would help the miner meet its ambitious target for reducing its $13 billion debt by $3 billion before year-end.
Rate hike or no, Dec. Fed meeting will be bullish for gold (video)
Peter believes that no matter what the Federal Reserve announces at its December meeting – a small rate hike or none at all – the price of gold in US dollars will rise.
INFOGRAPHIC: The industrial internet, and how it’s revolutionizing mining
Learn in today's infographic how the "Industrial Internet", or the convergence of the global industrial sector with big data and the internet of things, is ushering in a new age of efficiency in mining.
