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Eike still likes gold (November 17, 2010)

While Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista has swelled his fortune on Brazilian offshore oil over the last five years he still has an appetite for the commodity that helped propel him to fame and fortune so many years ago.



Editorial: BHP blows US$800M on failed transactions

BHP Billiton formally withdrew its hostile, US$40-billion cash offer for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan on Monday after the Canadian government had rejected it two weeks earlier on the grounds that it did not provide a “net benefit” to…


Nyrstar to acquire Farallon

Vancouver – Emerging producer Farallon Mining (FAN-T) has agreed to a friendly takeover bid by zinc giant Nyrstar in an all-cash deal valued at $409-million fully diluted.



The third super-cycle is here, says Standard Chartered

The first super-cycle took place during the second half of the nineteenth century from 1870-1913 and the second followed the Second World War until the early 1970s. Now the third super-cycle is upon us, Standard Chartered Bank outlines in…


MDN looks north in Tanzania

The latest drill results from MDN’s (MDN-T) Ikungu gold property in Tanzania show the company to be following through on its goal of proving up mineralization at depth. The latest assays come from four holes that are part of its ongoing 13…


Venture edges down slightly Nov. 8-12

Vancouver – A long streak of upward momentum on the S&P TSX Venture stalled slightly in the Nov. 8-12 week, with two days of losses edging out three days of gains to have the board end down 1.82 points at 2007.09. Volume was still high at…



High grade hits at Long Canyon for Fronteer

Vancouver – Fronteer Gold’s (FRG-T) Long Canyon project in Nevada is churning out long, high-grade gold intercepts at six drill rigs work to complete a 70,000-metre drill program in the run-up to an initial economic assessment.


Jayden pulls high grade at Silver Coin (November 15, 2010)

Vancouver – When results from the first five holes of a drill program include such intercepts as 40.6 metres grading 3.12 grams gold per tonne and 55 metres grading 8.42 grams gold, the program can be labelled a success even before it is half…


Caterpillar set to buy Bucyrus (November 15, 2010)

Caterpillar Inc. (CAT-N), the world’s largest maker of construction and mining equipment, has agreed to buy Bucyrus International (BUCY-Q) in a deal worth US$8.6 billion (including debt) or US$7.6 billion in aggregate. 


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