Pimco’s Bill Gross is all wet: equities work
The cult of equities is not dead, according to Michael Jones, chairman and chief investment officer at Riverfront Investment Group.
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Filipino miners balk at mining rules
Artisanal miners in the Philippines are accused of causing environmental devastation but the miners vow to resist mining reforms announced by President Benigno Aquino.
Coins worth much more than just the gold they contain
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Priced for collapse
Where is the gold price today? If you're like many Americans, you have no idea whether it went up, down, or sideways.
Rinehart’s well-timed exit from coal
Gina Rinehart, iron ore magnate and Asia's wealthiest woman, sold a controlling stake in her Galilee coal assets nearly a year ago to GVK Group, run by Indian billionaire GV Krishna Reddy.
A northern pipeline could move Alberta’s stranded oil and gas: NWT Premier
With the Northern Gateway Pipeline facing political hurdles, the Premier of the Northwest Territories, Bob McLeod, said moving Alberta's oil and gas via a pipeline in the Northwest Territories is an option.
Platinum and palladium continue to move sideways
Unless it mounts a challenge against its $1,500 resistance level, platinum will "stay on loose grounds" and will fail to attract new investment.
Six Mexican miners dead after 100 tonnes of coal collapse
Six coal miner died after 100 tonnes of coal collapsed at a mine in northern Mexico, located in the State of Coahuila.
Did you hear the one about the New Jersey swami that’s worth 175lb of platinum?
Congregants are expected to throng the Shree Swaminarayan temple in New Jersey this Sunday to ceremonially weigh their guru in honour of his 70th birthday. Preliminary estimates are that Swami Purushottampriyadasji's good works are worth just under $4 million or the equivalent of 40,000 catalytic converters.