How trading iron ore is like the used car business
Both represent 'asymmetric information' at work.
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Big 4’s massive new iron ore supply cutting juniors off at the knees
Projects by smaller players won't survive the double digit prices that are coming soon.
China to lose in the US shale revolution: German spy agency
An energy independent US may spell trouble for China
Asteroid mining rendered as future of space prospectors
VIDEO: Companies prepare for galactic exploration and need to raise billions of dollars to get there.
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers sets the stage for six-day unreserved public auction in Orlando, FL
More than 6,000 heavy equipment items and trucks currently featured to sell over six days in Orlando, FL between February 18 - 23, 2013 - with items being added to the unreserved public auction daily
Hochschild says Argentina is key for its silver and gold plans
Despite the economic and political issues affecting Argentina’s stability, the miner said it "has faith" in the country's potential.
Royal Canadian Mint hits silver supply shortage, limits dealer allocation
Both dealers and wholesalers are reporting the supply of maple leaf silver coins is now weeks backlogged.
Botswana Diamonds pursues 12 new exploration projects
The company's executive chairman, John Teeling, said Botswana Diamonds was taking other big steps to becoming a major player in the market.
Centerra becomes sole owner of promising gold project in Turkey
Oksut gold project went through the million-ounce mark in February last year.
