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Oct 29 (Reuters) – Yamana Gold Inc reported a 28 percent fall in third-quarter profit on Tuesday due to weaker metals prices and lower earnings from the company's stake in the Alumbrera mine in Argentina. The Canadian-based gold miner did not cut its …
After about 10 days of hullabaloo over finding hidden treasure, Indian archaeologists have now stopped an excavation in search of buried gold at the ruined Unnao Fort in Daundia Khera village in Uttar Pradesh. Officials at the Archaeological Survey of …
In today's edition of The Baltimore Sun, I broke down each of the six positions in which Orioles are nominated for Gold Gloves and predicted wins for third baseman Manny Machado, catcher Matt Wieters and shortstop J.J. Hardy. Read more about that here.
Gold itself, as viewed through the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (NAR:GLD) has been quietly building out a base from which to try and work higher. This comes after a 34% drop in price over the past year and a half. Such price drops leave a lot of technical …
The toxic pollutants used during California's 19th century gold rush are still lingering in the state's rivers and valleys, says a new study. The Gold Rush of the 1850s has left high levels of mercury in foothills and valleys near and under former gold …
This time some very high-profile Americans billionaires are upping the stakes, betting big, taking a stand against Big Oil bullying with its trillions in profits and revenues from the last decade, a $140 million war chest to spend on an army of 797 …
The ex-wife of a Russian billionaire is asking $30 million for a waterfront compound in the New York borough of Brooklyn. Galina Anissimova, former wife of oligarch Vasily Anisimov, is selling the property which has two limestone mansions, a pool and …
Billionaire investors love fighting with each other over the markets, safely out of public view in sleek Greenwich or Manhattan offices. But a new political fight is pushing them into a high-profile debate over the future of energy consumption in the U …