New York mayor ‘happy’ to report US coal is ‘a dead man walking’
"Even though the coal industry doesn't totally know it yet, or is ready to admit it, its day is done."
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Gold price drops below $1,600, continues worse monthly losing streak in 16 years
Positive economic data may change Fed's mind on QE.
Larson Electronics Announces Release of Telescoping Boiler Light Tower with Folding Boom
The WALBL-2X1000WMH Boiler Light features a right angle extension arm, wheeled base, and a pair of 1000 watt metal halide lamps for effective illumination during the servicing and maintenance of boilers and tanks.
Asian oil and gas companies thirsty for foreign acquisitions: Pimco
Asian oil and gas companies are attractive investment options.
New projects in Peru to add $3.6 billion to overall mining investment for 2013
The sector is expected to bring in $53 billion during the next decade.
Large selection of mining equipment at upcoming Ritchie Bros. auctions in March
More than 3,200 mining and heavy equipment items will be sold in Ritchie Bros. Edmonton unreserved public auction on March 7 - 8-mining equipment also featured in upcoming Chehalis, WA and Johannesburg, South Africa auctions.
University of Kentucky students benefit from Maptek technology
‘The applications of this scanner are endless,’ said Kyle Perry, Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering. ‘Our graduate students have used it for monitoring highwall and impoundment movement, as well as calculating cast percentages of surface blasts.’
Investors turn to Astrology to predict markets behaviour (for real)
The markets exhibit patterns that are as easy to track as the planets’ paths, says Malcolm Bucholtz, who trades in the financial markets using technical charts, esoteric mathematics and astrology.
WDC launches website for 2013 Annual Meeting, enabling online registration for Tel Aviv gathering
The preferential rates being offered to meeting participants will be obtained automatically when booking via the website.
