Gold and silver price: The year of living quietly
Gold has been burnishing its reputation as the least volatile metal in 2014 and the silver market has been eerily quiet this year. Can it last?
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Wild cat rips apart plans for giant Arizona copper mine
Vancouver firm's timeline to build 3rd largest US copper mine in doubt after sighting of endangered ocelot restarts permit consultations amid bitter takeover fight.
Bargain hunters descend on uranium stocks
More bad news for the uranium market this week did not deter bargain hunters from returning to the sector in a big way on Friday chasing up shares across the board.
Mexico’s government to fund rare earth exploration
The country sees a growing opportunity for other players beside China.
Midway Gold secures $55m to complete Nevada mine
Shares in Denver-based developer up 18% in a week with first gold pour from $161m Pan project now expected in fourth quarter.
Deutsche Bank won’t fund Barrier Reef port expansion
The bank says it won't finance a project whose effects are still being debated.
Former Chinese mining mogul sentenced to death
Liu Han, 48, was found guilty of 13 charges, including murder, running casinos and illegally selling firearms.
Billions of barrels-worth of shale oil found in southern England
The discovery has already pushed British authorities to start mulling plans to ease rules on accessing shale oil and gas, including drilling without landowners' permission.
EPA sued over process that could block Pebble Mine in Alaska
The suit says the agency may kill the project before mine plans are finalized or it’s evaluated through the permitting process.
