Caterpillar posts strong results despite poor mining sales
The equipment maker beat analysts' expectations and the stock is skyrocketing in premarket trading.
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African Barrick cuts costs, to acquire more gold assets in 2015
Tanzania's largest gold miner reported a 17% jump in third-quarter core profit, and said it anticipates full-year costs at the lower end of it target range of $1,100-$1,175 per ounce sold.
Imperial Metals issues Mount Polley remediation update, has installed berms, pumps
It said cleanup of the wood that was dislodged after the breach in Quesnel Lake will be completed by mid-November.
Kicking tires in Alaska and Yukon with mining engineer Jamie Keech
A standout among three of the best Alaska and Yukon gold juniors today.
Minister opens new headquarters for Kinder & Co
The Minister for Energy and Resources, Russell Northe, officially opened the new Braeside headquarters of Victorian engineering business Kinder & Co.
Mining sales at Caterpillar continue to trend terrible
Asia/Pacific is down 48%.
Safe and reliable valve technology secures Metso a major order in coal gasification in China
Metso leads with the innovative technology being used in coal gasification.
Dassault Systèmes’ GEOVIA MineSched 9.0 Brings World’s Best Scheduling Experience to Every Mining Engineer’s Desktop
Dassault Systèmes releases the latest version of GEOVIA MineSched™, the world’s most innovative scheduling software user experience for mining. MineSched 9.0 delivers integration with every major geology and mine planning software package on the market, with the aim of providing mining companies and engineers with advanced tools to maximize productivity and profits.
Low oil prices hurting U.S. shale operations
Slumping oil prices are putting pressure on U.S. drillers.
