RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil, the world's second-largest producer of iron ore, unveiled a long-awaited bill to reform the country's 46-year-old mining code on Tuesday, proposing royalties of up to 4 percent, double the current rate. Full story
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil will strictly enforce all clauses in existing mining rights from here on, ending previous leniency, Mines and Energy Minister Edison Lobao said on Tuesday, after the government announced a bill to reform the national mining code earlier in the day. Full story
(Reuters) - Terex Corp <TEX.N> estimated a current-quarter profit below market expectations and cut its full-year earnings outlook, joining a list of heavy equipment makers that foresee a tough year ahead due to weak mining and construction markets. Full story
In this strong market, should you still buy BHP Billiton? Full story
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Industrial production was unchanged in May, the Federal Reserve said on Friday, compared with forecasts for a light increase after gains in manufacturing and mining were offset by a sharp drop in the output of utilities. Full story
BOR, Serbia/LONDON (Reuters) - Serbia's mining sector, stagnant since the wars that tore Yugoslavia apart in the early 1990s, looks set for a revival as volatile commodity prices increase the allure of countries in Europe with established infrastructure and skilled labor. Full story
Melissa Harris-Perry’s panelists continuee the discussion on security and privacy in the wake of the news that the NSA has been tapping phone and Internet data.
Fast Money traders Stephen Weiss and Jon Najarian debate the play on the mining company after it lowers its guidance.
Discussing the legal obligations of data mining, with Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Yale School of Management; and Joel Reidenberg, Fordam University professor.
New York Times correspondent Suzanne Daley reports from debt-strapped Greece on efforts to raise revenues with gold mining despite deep concerns over environmental dangers and lax oversight.
John Smith, Silver Standard Resources CEO, discusses his latest mining project in Mexico, which holds one of the world's largest silver reserves.
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff attends a ceremony announcing Brazil's new mining bill at Planalto Palace in Brasilia June 18, 2013. Brazil, the world's second-largest producer of iron ore, unveiled a long-awaited bill to reform the country's 46-year-old mining code on Tuesday, proposing new royal
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff speaks during a ceremony announcing Brazil's new mining bill at Planalto Palace in Brasilia June 18, 2013. Brazil, the world's second-largest producer of iron ore, unveiled a long-awaited bill to reform the country's 46-year-old mining code on Tuesday, proposing new
File picture shows men working inside the copper mine factory in Serbian town of Bor, some 250 km southeast from capital Belgrade, September 15, 2010. Serbia's mining sector, stagnant since the wars that tore Yugoslavia apart in the early 1990s, looks set for a revival as volatile commodity prices
