The UK Bribery Act 2010 has received significant press coverage in the United Kingdom and abroad. It will be important for Canadian mining companies with a U.K. nexus to understand its implications, in particular given that Canadian junior…
Yes, they’re back. And probably here to stay this time.
The following speech was recently given at the East Kentucky Leadership Conference, during a panel discussion called “Fate & Future of Coal & Alternative Energy Sources.”
The following is an edited excerpt from a release by the Silver Institute. For more information, visit www.silverinstitute.org.
The ship of resource investors sailed deeper into the horse latitudes in mid-June, and cranky shareholders stepped up efforts to toss their mining shares and management teams overboard. Mining shares have broadly fallen or stagnated in recent…
Vancouver – An ever-growing interest in the geological potential of Colombia from both resource companies and investors has helped the South American country become one of the world’s most popular mining destinations in recent years.
The following is an edited excerpt from The World Gold Council’s summary of its report, Gold Demand Trends Q1 2011. The full report can be found at www.gold.org.
As a subscriber I take issue with one item on the Kaminak Gold story (TNM, May 2-8, 2011) with no claimant for the article, the excellent photo and damn poor manners from there.
It was one of those weeks when miners check the political sections of their newspapers and websites before the business news.
When the world asks mining companies to jump, they say how high. Thanks to ever-growing emerging market demand and steadily rising commodity prices, the financial prowess of the world’s largest mining companies seems to know no bounds.
Canadian-based mining companies investing in U.S. property need to be aware of various U.S. tax provisions that could affect their return on the future sale of this property.
It’s not as exciting as a mine built from scratch on a substantial mineral discovery, but the recent expansions announced by majors in eastern Canada all add up to significant economic activity.
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