Suppliers keep hurting: Outotec axes 500 jobs, Metso warns of big fall in full-year sales
Slow-moving global economy continues to make miners be frugal with spending.
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TransCanada says pipeline may have ruptured
Natural gas pipeline serves northern Alberta's oil sands.
Zimbabwe’s $2bn diamond revenue nowhere to be found
So far, no legal action has been taken against people allegedly involved in diamond-related corruption.
The worst is not over: Gold to hit four-year low, forecasters say
Precious metals analysts predict gold will hit average of $1,175.
CAUGHT SHORT: Gold price spikes $40 higher in huge volumes
Gold price jumps 3% as some are caught short of the metal after Washington deal "just postpones the whole mess 3-4 months".
Nautilus Minerals to open second seafloor mine by 2017
As its flagship Solwara 1 project, the new one is also in located in Papua New Guinea’s Bismarck Sea.
PNG: The gold producing country nobody was talking about, until now
PNG's gold industry contributes a higher proportion to the the country's economy than the sector does in any other major mining country in the world.
UK lets China buy its nuclear power stations
UK's decision paves the way for China to take a stake in or own 100% of the country's new nuclear power stations.
U.S. scientists a step closer to finding evidence of dark matter in former gold mine
First set of key findings to be released next week.
