South African labour: Unions at war
Numsa will openly recruit from NUM's membership, in direct violation of federation principles. Numsa tells opponents to 'go to hell.'
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Metso expands its industry leading global services center network with a new facility and larger services offering in the Southwest USA
The new facility will be integrated with existing Metso operations in the area and is expected to be operational during the fourth quarter of 2014.
South Africa’s key gold industry faces moment of truth
Collapsing gold prices, ageing mines, labour strikes and higher operating costs have together weighed down on the sector in the world's sixth largest producer of the metal.
Bitcoin sinks as China tightens restrictions on trade
The virtual currency is down 46% from Monday, and 60% since the historic peak of late November.
Massive diamond deposit said to be hiding beneath Antarctica’s icy hills
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Near record shorts could set up huge Fed gold price surprise
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Surprise resignations from Barrick board
The company announced on Tuesday that long-time directors Donald Carty and Robert Franklin had resigned with immediate effect.
North American rare earth stocks jump on Lynas woes
Opponents of the Australian rare earth miner's controversial Malaysian refinery are calling for a shutdown after an accident at the facility over the weekend killed an engineer.
