Investment banking prescriptions for Eldorado Gold’s ailment
"Ideally the company should be broken up into a Chinese piece, a Turkish-listed piece and an 'other' piece."
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Geoscience BC day is October 8
Highlighting a decade of our geoscience contributions to British Columbia.
Great Barrier reef escapes in-danger listing from UNESCO
Lobbying from the Australian Government
Gold companies cheap to buy but not for long
History teaches us that economic dominance is never permanent.
Kyrgyzstan extends Centerra Gold’s Kumtor mine environment permit
The extension is for the miner's permits for emissions into the atmosphere and waste disposal into the tailings pond.
Iron ore hits four-month low
As fresh reports provided further evidence of a slowing Chinese economic and consequently increasing stock piles up at its ports.
China’s rate cuts to slow copper demand even further — report
China's central bank commitment to ensure policy remained prudent this year may mean no more monetary stimulus, which could see copper demand growth slow further.
U.S. woman finds 8.52-carat diamond at Arkansas Park
The sparkly, white diamond half the size of a quarter is the fifth largest found since the park was established in 1972.
The missing diamond shortage
If you’ve ever been to a diamond investment pitch you’ve probably seen ‘The Chart,’ the one where diamond demand soars, while supply trails forlornly in its wake.
