TransCanada asks US to suspend Keystone XL pipeline review
If accepted, the request would keep alive the possibility that Keystone could go ahead after next year’s presidential election in the U.S.
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QE’s creeping communism
Most economists and investors readily acknowledge that the current period of central bank activism, characterized by extended bouts of quantitative easing and zero percent interest rates, is a newly-blazed trail in economic history.
Four reasons investment strategist Joe McAlinden likes hard assets, especially gold
In this interview, he predicts that the gold price could double in the next two year and envisions even more upside for the mining equities.
How to spot buyout clues in today’s resource market
The Gold Report reached out to experts who have been around through enough cycles to know and asked for the clues they watch that an acquisition might be imminent
Bright future for Maptek mining technology solutions
Maptek Managing Director Peter Johnson will chair an Innovations and Opportunities session on day one of the Third International Future Mining Conference in Sydney this week.
Robbins Technology Group joins forces with Royal IHC
Robbins Technology Group (RTG) has merged with Royal IHC to deliver innovative mining engineering solutions.
Copper bears ignoring Chinese manufacturing turnaround
Index of manufacturing activity closely correlated with copper price bounces back in October.
Merging ecology and economy to transform urban mining into world’s leading target manufacturer
According to the United Nations Environmental Programme, an estimated 50 million tons of electronic waste are generated around the world every year. What's more, the metal deposits found in many types of e-waste can be 40 to 50 times richer than the raw ore extracted from mines.
India’s festivals, wedding season flop for gold traders
Domestic gold price discount in double digits with predictions of 25–30% slump in seasonal buying.
