Oil megaprojects won’t stay on the shelf for long
One casualty of the oil price downturn could be the megaproject.
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Six mining companies that pass Craton Capital’s shareholder-centric filter
From his perch in Johannesburg, Swiss-born Craton Capital Fund Advisor Markus Bachmann has been watching the metals price and cost cycles, and he has some good news.
Illumiti and Vandrico Launch MineSafe Smartwatch Running on the SAP HANA Platform
The MineSafe Smartwatch is a tool to help miners identify and respond to potentially dangerous issues. The watch enables real-time communication between miners underground and their support team on the surface.
Highland Valley Copper announces layoffs – reports
Thirty percent production cut planned.
Several casualties feared after tailings dam bursts in Brazil
Images of widespread damage.
Dismal German factory data drops copper price
Copper price drops 3% to near 2009-levels after manufacturing orders from world's top machinery exporter plummets.
Even iron ore lump prices are being crushed
Premiums for lump ore which let steelmakers lower pollution and cut costs have shrunk from $20 to just $3 a tonne.
Enbridge warns Line 9 pipeline holdups to hurt 2015 earnings
The company, Canada’s largest pipeline operator, reported a loss in the third quarter driven by both delays in completing its Line 9 project and one-time charges.
Latin America’s mining industry remains optimistic — report
Most mining companies and financiers active in Mexico, Central and South America continue to explore, develop and operate projects despite current market conditions.
