The Fed only gave Germany back 5 tonnes of gold in over a year
The Bundesbank's plans to repatriate half of its 2,343 tonnes of gold reserves held overseas, is off to a very slow start.
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Osisko officially declines Goldcorp’s offer, urges shareholders to do the same
Calls Goldcorp's offer 'opportunistic' and 'financially inadequate.'
De Beers not ruling out expansion of its Victor diamond mine in Canada
The process, which will include public consultation, could allow the firm to open the so-called “Tango Extension” in 2018.
Philippi-Hagenbuch Licenses Rear Eject Body Technology to CeDe Group of Sweden
PHIL is licensing its Rear Eject Technology for use in off-highway body applications within the construction and mining sectors to CeDe for use in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Australia.
VIDEO: Rosetta comet-chasing spacecraft wakes up
First spacecraft to land in a comet wakes up from 10 years of hibernation.
Canada, Australia, the US topped list of countries with most significant drill results in 2013
More than 55% of last year's exploration projects were located in these countries.
Learn to resolve environmental and social conflict
The "Environmental and Social Conflict Resolution in the Resources Sector" takes place in February.
Panama holds $200bn in mineral resources waiting to be mined — Government
The country has identified 50 billion pounds of copper reserves, 12 million ounces of gold, 25,000 ounces of silver and 250 tons of molybdenum.
Worker dies at Suncor Energy oil sands site
Suncor and authorities are investigating.
