Anglo American seeks $600 million compensation from Venezuela
The miner became the latest corporation to sue the nation over the way it has treated foreign companies during Hugo Chavez administration.
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Investors may be leaning towards Goldcorp bid for Osisko
Goldcorp's sweetened offer is straightforward, requires no formal shareholder approval and could be completed by as early as end-April.
Glasenberg pulls off blockbuster Las Bambas deal
Chinese buyers cough up $6.3 billion in cool hard cash for massive Peru copper project indicating renewed confidence in prospects for the red metal.
The Ore Wars after the Flash Crash
The 8% one-day drop in the iron ore price in March was the result of a new dynamic in the market: panicked selling by traders using ore as loan collateral.
Gundlach on Chinese economic growth: ‘How about a minus 7?’
Founder and chief investment officer of $49 billion DoubleLine Capital may be a huge China bear, but he likes gold.
BHP can’t do for coking coal prices what it did for iron ore
BHP is losing big money on its push for a coking coal spot market.
Gold preparing to launch as US dollar drops to key support
Gold bugs have been forecasting a dollar collapse for years. They have been correct about the gold price, which has advanced nearly 400% in the past 12 years versus a gain of just 64% for the S&P 500.
The big palladium rally is finally under way
Palladium breaks through $800 to two-and-a-half year high as lease rates double and ETFs attract 270,000oz in two weeks.
Brazil Batista engaged in insider trading: report
The country's securities regulator, known as CVM, has found Batista waited 10 months to disclose that four oil fields were not commercially viable.
