The law would allow the Canadian company Gabriel Resources to bypass legal hurdles and expropriate property in the mountain town of Rosia Montana to open Europe's largest gold mine. The mine would raze mountaintops to extract an estimated 314 tons …

Investing.com – Gold prices edged higher in subdued trade on Wednesday, as investors looked ahead to the release of key U.S. economic data later in the day to help assess the timing for a reduction in the Federal Reserve's bond purchasing program.

Gold fell by Rs 200 to Rs 31,425 per ten grams in the national capital on Wednesday on sluggish demand at prevailing higher levels amid a weak global trend. Silver also plunged by Rs 510 to Rs 45,280 per kg on lack of buying support from jewellers and …

Data deluge or no, the pre-holiday drift will slug on today. Futures are pointing a little higher, but once the data is out of the way, volume may start trailing away faster than you can say #Yukon Cornelius. But it's only fitting to do a little …

Investing.com – Gold prices moved off earlier highs but remained range bound and in positive territory on Tuesday after a soft U.S. consumer confidence report cemented expectations for the Federal Reserve to leave monetary stimulus programs in place …

Analysts were expecting the index to rise to 72.9 this month, and the disappointing reading weakened demand for the dollar by keeping expectations alive for the Fed to hold off on scaling back monthly bond purchases until early 2014, which gave gold a …

Gold traded in a narrow range below $1,250 an ounce on Wednesday, as strong U.S. housing data stoked fears that the Federal Reserve would soon begin rolling back stimulus measures, and reduce gold's appeal as a hedge against inflation. Permits for …

These are important, policy-driven initiatives, but they steer clear of a major concern of organizations doing business in the Caribbean: the lack of competition, which many argue has resulted in higher prices and lagging service. “In the Caribbean you …

It has also been noted that wealthier communities, such as Foxboro, which has 5 percent unemployment, are turning down gambling, while less affluent towns, such as Plainville with its 8.8 percent unemployment, are willing to accept it. Massachusetts is …