South32 survives mining sector slump, to cut $350m in costs until 2018
The company said is not keen on Rio Tinto's thermal coal assets, currently up for sale.
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China fresh sell-off sends commodities, markets to the pits
The US has suspended the futures market on the Nasdaq index, as panicking traders have driven it down 5% — the maximum allowed under Wall Street rules.
Mining private equity is being fundamentally transformed
Appian Capital founder Michael Scherb: "You're now seeing the same changes in mining that happened in oil and gas which is now heavily supported by PE"
Coal mine massacre during Solidarity-era Poland to go public
One of the darkest events in the martial-law era of Poland in the early 1980s will soon be available to the public.
First Nickel locks gates to Sudbury mine
Three dozen miners out of work, as low metals prices shutter operation earlier than expected.
EPA knew cleaning up mine could trigger spill
The EPA was aware of the potential for a catastrophic release of toxic materials from an old Colorado gold mine but appears to have only had a cursory plan to deal with the threat.
Gold price: Hedge funds reverse historic bearish position
Amid chaos on equity markets, large speculators on gold futures this week exited bearish positioning not seen in at least 9 years.
Canadian oil sands producer ready to begin digging pits in the US
Beginning this fall, the company will start digging the first in a series of pits, each the size of a football stadium, in Utah, about 265km (165 miles) from Salt Lake City.
Maptek takes a big picture approach to blast management
Maptek will take BlastLogic, mining’s most advanced blast design and management system, to FragBlast 11 in Sydney this month.
