Global exploration budget to fall 29% by end of the year
Despite this year's financial woes, companies continued exploring in as many as 127 countries, especially on high- or medium-risk jurisdictions.
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Goldcorp profit hurt by prices, Argentina mine costs spike
The gold giant is deferring spending and suspending all exploration activity at the Cerro Negro project.
Mexican Fresnillo to pay $165 million special dividend
Seven months earlier than expected.
Another bidder walks away from Rio’s Canada iron ore
China's Minmetals finds IOC too pricey at $3.5 billion according to a new report.
Agnico Eagle hits record production, 56% profit drop
Company has increased production forecast for the year.
Iranian lawmaker speaks out on 20% uranium enrichment bargaining chip
"Currently no need is felt for production of 20 per cent-enriched uranium."
China says no to LME warehouses in Shanghai free trade zone
Hong Kong Stock exchange purchased the LME for $2.2 billion in 2012, hoping to set up warehouses on the mainland.
Video: Ontario and Quebec mining regulation amendments summary
From global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright.
Second Cerrejon bombing in ten days
FARC rebels target Colombia's largest coal producer.