Potash price surge could lead to higher food costs for billions
We are on the precipice of a food fight among 7 billion people, and potash will be right at the center of it.
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How Prosper Gold narrows in on discovery in the Abitibi Belt
As the Prosper Gold (TSXV:PGX) team gears up to explore a recently consolidated land package around Alamos Gold’s Young-Davidson mine in the Abitibi gold belt near Timmins, Ontario, they're thinking big.
Canada oil sands output to grow 1 million barrels daily by 2025
The 42%-growth to 3.4 million barrels per day by 2025 will come from the expansion of existing facilities rather than new projects, IHS says.
K+S warns Q2 profit dramatically lower than a year earlier, shares collapse
The German fertilizer producer blamed weak prices, production outages and scarce sales for the poor results.
Kyrgyz authorities hand Centerra Gold final permit to keep Kumtor mine running
Kumtor mine is the country's largest private sector employer and taxpayer and Centerra’s main gold producing mine.
BHP hikes exploration spending to focus mostly on copper, oil
It will raise its annual exploration spending by 29%, allocating nearly all its $900 million budget to finding new copper and oil deposits in the fiscal year beginning next month.
IMAGE GALLERY: Touring Caterpillar’s 6,500-acre testing grounds
More than 70 pieces of equipment are on site.
London-based gold seller says ‘phones are ringing off the hook’
Google says "buy gold" searches have soared 400%.
Bloomberg picked an odd time to schedule a gold debate
One day before Brexit.
