Study: Copper surplus likely to push price down to $2.75 a pound
The closely-watched Thomson Reuters GFMS annual copper survey paints a grim picture for the copper price in 2014 and beyond.
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Iron ore price tracks higher as Chinese finance deals unravel
Iron ore is up 12% from lows sparked by panicked selling from Chinese traders and mills using stockpiles for trade credit.
BHP wants to build world’s largest underground coal mine
But it is planning to do so at the fertile Liverpool Plains, an extensive agricultural area, which is predictably raising opposition from locals.
Final bubble phase for the stock market: final capitulation for gold
We've had so many calls for a crash over the last year that you just know the bears are salivating right now thinking they are finally going to get their wish.
Caterpillar Upgrades Room and Pillar Mining Equipment Manufacturing in Pennsylvania
Caterpillar is updating and upgrading room and pillar mining equipment manufacturing facilities in Houston, Penn. The facility, located south of Pittsburgh, currently […]
IROCK Launches New Website for Easier Use and Mobile Access
The new site provides quick access to detailed product information to help customers make informed decisions about crushing and screening equipment. The mobile-friendly site also links customers to the latest technologies and industry news.
Mining, oil and gas companies, at highest risk of cyber-attacks: report
Personal assistants at large mining companies and PR people were the most targeted by online criminals.
Ritchie Bros. prepares for its largest Canadian auction of 2014
Unreserved auction in Edmonton, AB on April 23 - 25 features 5,350+ equipment items and counting
SGS enters into an agreement with Corescan
SGS and Corescan Pty Ltd are pleased to announce an agreement that allows SGS to incorporate Corescan´s mineralogical imaging technology into SGS´ global network servicing the minerals exploration and oil and gas industries.
