Gold’s $40 drubbing
The bears are out.
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Barrick and Goldcorp’s Pueblo Viejo boosts Dominican economy
2014 production could reach 1 million ounces.
China gearing up for earlier Simandou start-up
45% owner Chalco transfers investment in $20 billion Guinea project to state-owned parent.
Namibia diamond miner’s extraordinary tax burden
55% tax rate and 10% royalty on turnover makes life difficult for marine miner Namdeb.
Huge cluster of jellyfish shuts down nuclear reactor in Sweden
Operator said Tuesday it is ready to restart nuclear plant.
Entrée Gold jumps on Oyu Tolgoi licence deal progress
Mongolia says will take 34% of Entrée. Vancouver-based explorer shares add 10%.
Mongolia cites Oyu Tolgoi progress, but Rio fees must be ‘reset’
The long-running dispute over financing and costs relating to expansion of Rio's flagship copper-gold mine could be over by the end of the year.
Swedish funds sell out stakes on Potash Corp., Incitec Pivot over ‘ethical’ concerns
For buying phosphate from sources they qualified as off-limits.
Sandvik DE151 compact underground coring drill upgraded
Lower ore grades and smaller discoveries call for equipment to reach deeper and more complicated ore bodies. Sandvik has responded to this need by releasing Sandvik DE151, one of the most powerful and compact underground exploration core drills on the market today.
