Temperatures off the charts in Australia forces government to modify scale with new colours
As an extreme heat wave affecting the country has reached record highs, the mining industry will be challenged in new ways
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Goldcorp new potential acquisition: Canada’s Shania Twain Centre
If sold, the money-losing tourist attraction will remain open only until the end of the month.
China sets eyes on thorium for ‘clean’ nuclear power generation
if they manage to crack thorium, the world will need less oil, coal, and gas than feared.
African Barrick Gold tumbles on failed deal with Chinese
Stock loses a fifth of its value on Tuesday.
Meet Anglo’s new CEO: Mark Cutifani
He'll remain as chief executive of AngloGold Ashanti until the end of March.
American Silver Eagles set possible record one-day sale
The United States Mint said total orders today for the 2013-dated American Silver Eagle, the country's official silver bullion coin, was 3.937 million.
‘Exceptionally rare’ blue diamonds mined in Botswana
Total number of blue diamonds recovered in the past few months is four
Stop the trillion-dollar platinum coin loophole says congressman
Walden perceives that the trillion dollar platinum coins are gaining traction.
China’s 2013 rare earth production, export caps can’t stop prices diving
WTO dispute over Chinese quotas was a meaningless exercise to begin with.