World’s largest mining project takes $1 billion hit
Rio Tinto swung into a huge loss after writing down the value of its gigantic West Africa iron ore project, but that doesn't mean it's being abandoned.
Rio Tinto swung into a huge loss after writing down the value of its gigantic West Africa iron ore project, but that doesn't mean it's being abandoned.
The ruling seeks to ensure payment of damages related to a deadly dam rupture at a jointly owned iron ore mine in early November.
Negative rates, Kuroda's "Peter Pan" analogy, and gold's surge.
The gold miners’ stocks are rocketing higher again, multiplying wealth for smart contrarian traders who bought them low in recent months. But after such a blistering surge, traders are naturally wondering how much farther gold stocks can run.
Anglo hopes to get $1 billion bids for its niobium and phosphate assets next week
Contemporary economists like to suggest that markets should become comfortable with negative rates and accept that they have an important role to play in the "science" of modern finance. But this analysis ignores the fundamental absurdity of the concept.
It only took 2 years for Mark Zuckerberg to go from millions to billions, but he is the exception to the rule.
The B.C. government is throwing the mining industry an emergency lifeline in the form of deferred electricity bill payments that could be worth more than $300 million.
The world’s most populous country has been the primary engine of economic growth for decades, but recently investor optimism around China has diminished significantly.
Reagor outlines types of companies he prefers and pairs those with names that patient investors could parlay into promising profits.