2015 BET Awards: Best & Worst Moments!
The 2015 BET Awards celebrated its 15th anniversary on Sunday night, which was fitting because the biggest and best moments of the night were all about throwback performances, appearances from old…
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Shanghai Gold Exchange Withdrawals Remain Strong
Iamgold (IAG) Stock Falls on Lower Production Guidance
Chaos In Greece Triggers Major Turmoil In Global Markets
With the dollar trading lower on the heels of continued chaos in Greece, today a legend in the business sent King World News a powerful piece discussing the turmoil in global markets being triggered by the ongoing Greek tragedy.
Justices rule against EPA power plant mercury limits
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has ruled against federal regulators’ attempt to limit power plant emissions of mercury and other hazardous air pollutants.
Dubai developer Limitless to repay $564 million in debt
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — An indebted Dubai real estate developer says it will repay more than half a billion dollars in money owed to banks and trade creditors as part of its financial restructuring.
US Budget Deficit Falls in May: Impact on Gold Not Immediate
Claude Resources Increases Land Position at the Seabee Gold Operation and Consolidates Two Joint Venture Agreements
[PR Newswire] – SASKATOON, June 29, 2015 /PRNewswire/ – Claude Resources Inc. (“Claude” and or the “Company”) has expanded its land position by approximately 3,000 hectares to 19,950 hectares at the Seabee Gold Operation in northeastern Saskatchewan, Canada. The additional 3,000 hectares are located east and north of the Santoy region where the Company is currently expanding production from the Santoy Mine Complex (Santoy Gap and Santoy 8) and conducting
Claude Resources Increases Land Position at the Seabee Gold Operation and Consolidates Two Joint Venture Agreements
[CNW Group] – Claude Resources Increases Land Position at the Seabee Gold Operation and Consolidates Two Joint Venture Agreements
Look after fossil fuel workers in shift to clean energy: union chief
By Megan Rowling BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Coal, oil and gas workers need a secure future as the world moves away from fossil fuel use, and governments and companies must plan to ensure any new global climate change deal is fair for all those impacted, a top trade unionist said. “We know that if governments and industry aren’t visionary enough to engage in a dialogue, to put the plan