South Africa’s gold sector in standby as wave of strikes hits the country
Gold mine stoppages could start as early as this Friday.
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Canadian and Argentinian miners look to team up on uranium project
U3O8 and Petrominera may develop Chubut province deposits together.
Barrick admits violations in Pascua Lama, vows to make ‘things right’
Company lawyer asks Chilean court to ratify its July verdict, when it officially halted all operations in the project.
Gold price shoots higher again
Syria, improved sentiment and fundamentals see gold price jump much as $31, scaling $1,400 an ounce for the first time since early June.
Fracking one “probable cause” of South Texas earthquakes
News comes on the heels of another study implying a link between fracking and the recent wave of earthquakes that has hit Ohio.
Finest blue diamond in the market for ‘only’ $9.8 million
The Royal Blue may seem a bargain when compared to Sotheby’s Hong Kong recently announced 7.59-carat coloured rock, expected to fetch $19 million.
Uralkali CEO arrested in Belarus, potash market uncertainty escalates
Vladislav Baumgertner was accused of "abuse of power for private gain."
Using Excel spreadsheets for the exact opposite of financial analysis
Award-winning art.
Global QE exit crisis coming, Fed ‘steeped in denial’
"Developing economies are now feeling the full force of the Fed’s moment of reckoning."
