Slowing potash market to hinder Saskatchewan economy
Royal Bank of Canada dials down its GDP forecasts for Canada's economic "growth leader"
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Aussie iron ore exports gained 10% in 2012, forecast to rise by 13% next year
Iron ore prices expected to average around USD$106/mt in 2013
World’s biggest, savviest investors to crowd gold and silver markets says Sprott founding chairman
"The most massive and most intelligent pools of capital on the planet are now looking to crowd into the gold and silver space."
Cooperation Agreement between Moscow Mining University and Severstal
4-Traders reports that the Moscow Mining University (MGGU) and the mining division of Severstal Resources have signed an agreement on the improvement […]
Merlin Diamonds to revive Northern Territory mine with AUD$17m in funding
Plans afoot to reboot Australia's second largest diamond reserve
Chinese investors make foray into Alaskan mining
A Chinese fund has contributed $3 million in financing to explorations for copper, gold, zinc and silver at two project sites in Alaska
Maptek customers learn from global experts at South America users conference
Understanding our own abilities is an essential first step in developing the business savvy needed to effectively lead others, according to Dr Juan Sebastián Montes at the Maptek South American users conference in Viña del Mar this week.
No way out
By upping the ante once again in its gamble to revive the economy through monetary action, the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee is now compelling the rest of us to buy into a game that we may not be able to afford.
Teck announces decision in phase 1 of Upper Columbia River litigation
Teck Resources Limited (TSX: TCK.A and TCK.B, NYSE: TCK) ("Teck") announced today that the Federal District Court for Eastern Washington has ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in Phase 1 of the Pakootas case.
