Planes and trains oust miners from top ranks of Canada benchmark
Companies that make and move things are now a bigger part of Canada’s stock market than those that dig them up.
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South African gold miners and union deadlocked over wages
South Africa’s National Union of Mine workers, the biggest labor group at gold mining companies in the country, said it’s deadlocked over pay with the producers after numerous rounds of negotiations.
Russian ministries reject proposed windfall tax on metals and mining firms
Russian government ministries have agreed that a proposed windfall tax on metals, mining and chemical companies was inappropriate.
No matter how many leaders Australia knifes, renewable energy will still win: Russell
The problem for Australia is that this isn't something being imagined, it's the reality of a country that can't find political and social consensus on climate politics and the role of its vast reserves of coal, natural gas and even uranium.
Russia in gold buying spree ahead of tougher US sanctions
Moscow bought 26.1 tonnes of gold in July, more than in any other month this year.
Gold output in key countries to slump to ‘generational’ lows — report
Bullion production grew for nine consecutive years to reach an all-time high in 2017.
Merkel allies pile on the pressure to keep coal plants running
Germany’s states are upping pressure on Chancellor Angela Merkel to keep coal-fired power for as long as 30 years as the nation approaches a deadline for setting an exit date from the fossil fuel.
Dalradian shareholders advised to back Orion Mine’s $230m takeover bid
The offer is priced at a 62% premium to the explorer’s share price at close on June 20, a day before it was announced.
Western Australia junior gets ‘conerstone’ funding from Chinese battery manufacturer
Advancing a nickel-copper-PGE sulphide deposits and gold in Western Australia.