Goldcorp’s profit down despite improved gold sales
The gold giant's ongoing dispute with Mexican landowners could affect 2014 production at its currently halted Los Filos mine.
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Vallée unveils new lift trucks that expand its wide range of material handling equipment
Canadian company specialized in the design and manufacturing of lift trucks and industrial equipment, has unveiled yesterday to clients and the media two new lift trucks.
Rio Tinto exhibits over $1 million in artwork from Australia’s Kimberley region
It consists 44 pieces of artwork valued at more than US$1 million, and is on display at the AAMU Museum of Contemporary Aboriginal Art in the Netherlands.
Appointment of Monurent to provide and maintain fleet for owner mining operation at the New Liberty Gold Project in Liberia
“Utilising the services of MonuRent provides Aureus with a proven, cost effective and derisked operating model that will allow the Company to focus on the mine planning and scheduling, its core strengths and activities.
HudBay Minerals reports Q1 loss
The company stated this decrease was primarily due to lower sales volumes and lower copper prices compared to the first quarter of 2013.
There can be “economic benefits” from oil spills — Kinder Morgan
Company claims comment was part of a requirement for the application to the National Energy Board.
UNESCO to place Great Barrier in high risk list unless Australia steps up protection efforts
The UN body is especially worried about Australia's decision to allow dredging and dumping of 3 million tonnes of dredge spoil in reef waters, as part of a coal port expansion.
Duncan Hughes’ quartet of high-grade winners
With gold hovering around $1,300 an ounce, there's not much room for error, says Duncan Hughes of RFC Ambrian.
Copper, iron ore prices gap down again amid credit crackdown
Beijing is curbing the use of industrial metals and iron ore as collateral in short-term financing creating a vicious circle as deals are rapidly unwound.
