January 15, 2013 Barrick and Goldcorp Pueblo Viejo mine achieves commercial production After only five months of kicking-off operations at the Dominican Republic’s Pueblo Viejo gold deposit, one of the largest in the world, Barrick and Goldcorp said the mine has achieved…
January 15, 2013 Worries mount over draconian Mongolian mining bill "The impact of the draft law on the minerals industry will be to halt current minerals exploration and development in Mongolia and greatly discourage any future investment."
January 14, 2013 Gold stocks to surge as much as 90% in 2013: fund manager Gold will surge to new highs this year, a push upward that will cause a big rally in the depressed shares of precious metals miners, says John Hathaway, portfolio manager…
January 14, 2013 Fresh protests against Eldorado Gold’s Hellas mine in Greece Citizens’ groups, backed by the radical leftist party Syriza that is now the second largest group in parliament, have been trying to wreck the project since 2011, when Eldorado was…
January 14, 2013 Alamos Gold makes $780 million takeover bid for Aurizon Mines Alamos is after Aurizon’s only operating gold mine, Casa Berardi, in northern Quebec.
January 14, 2013 First Quantum and Inmet exchange ‘love letters’ First Quantum said Inmet is trying to sabotage the takeover, while Inmet suggested its counterpart’s complaints were dishonest.
January 14, 2013 Miners in Mali unperturbed despite Islamist rebels gaining ground Companies with presence in the country include Randgold Resources, RandSahara Mining, Taurian Minerals Mali, Holdor Ag, Robex Resources Inc. and PG Natyral Resources, among others.
January 14, 2013 Peru’s environmental regulator amasses $40 million in mining fines The watchdog, known as OEFA, said the fines to mining firms accounted for 67% of the total collected.
January 14, 2013 Goldcorp’s mine in El Salvador a ‘threat’ to human rights: government Country wants the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (CIDH) to help it stop Goldcorp's Cerro Blanco project.
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