BHP won’t reveal tax bill estimate in audit over Singapore hubs
On the last of a three-day national hearing, BHP and Rio acknowledged they were in ongoing discussions with auditors from the Australian tax authority.
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Kyrgyz prime minister says 50/50 joint venture with Centerra Gold may not be in country’s interests
According to Centerra Gold, the prime minister also said that nationalization of the Kumtor mine is not a viable alternative and there should be changes to the composition of Centerra’s Board of Directors.
Lydian shares pop after Armenia’s $100m gift
Lydian International stock up after saying changes to Armenian legislation could save it $100 million in operating costs at its 2.1moz Amulsar project.
Price slump prompts layoffs at Iron Ore Canada
150 workers let go as at Rio Tinto-owned mine in Labrador West and Quebec.
Dundee’s David Talbot charges ahead, confident that uranium has a bright future
Smart energy investors pay attention when Dundee Capital Markets' David A. Talbot speaks. With decades of experience as a geologist and financial analyst, Talbot knows his game.
Surging dollar drops gold price through $1,200
Silver even harder hit as greenback returns to 12-year high levels.
Komatsu America Corp. Launches the New D85-18 Crawler Dozer
With a 264 HP, Komatsu SAA6D125E-7, variable geometry, turbo charged (KVGT) and after cooled, Tier 4 Final certified engine, this new dozer leverages Komatsu’s nearly 20 years of experience and innovative leadership in emissions technology to deliver a high-performance, more environmentally-friendly engine that burns up to 5% less fuel and costs less to operate.
Shell merger likely to kill one LNG project
US$70 billion takeover of BG Group Plc by Royal Dutch Shell Plc could bode well for Shell’s liquefied natural gas project in Kitimat, but not so well for BG’s own LNG proposal for Prince Rupert, say industry analysts.
