Is it too late for gold fever?
As gold soars to new record levels of over $1,700/oz after the US has suffered its first-ever debt downgrade at the hands of S&P, is it too late to catch some of the upside?
Uranium One profit soars
Uranium One has posted a more than five-fold increase in profit, as the company boosted production by 33% and was paid more per pound of uranium sold.
Great Basin Gold shares tumble
Great Basin Gold shares took yet another knock following release of an operational update which dropped this year's gold production forecast for the new Burnstone mine.
Gold One gets go-ahead for deals
Gold One International has received approval from SA's competition authorities to go ahead with its two significant transactions.
Oppenheimers explore new ventures
The Oppenheimer family, which built its fortune on diamonds, sees opportunities in agriculture and African consumers.
Harmony in $9m US lawsuit settlement
HARMONY Gold has agreed to pay $9m to the lead plaintiff in a US class action filed against it in 2008, after being accused of overstating earnings for 2007.
Kumba workers to get R2.3bn payout
Some 5,000 Kumba Iron Ore employees are set to get up to R500,000 each in November when a broad-based empoyee share participation scheme matures.
Gold breaks through $1,700/oz
Bullion has roared to record highs above $1,700 an ounce as an unprecedented downgrade to the US credit rating sent investors scrambling out of riskier assets.
Rio, Mitsubishi bid to mop up Coal & Allied
Rio Tinto and Mitsubishi Corp have made an offer to buy out Coal & Allied for $1.56bn, looking to take full control of the Australian coal miner.
Key BHP Olympic Dam ally to step down
An Australian politician who has played a key role in developing BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam mine and is now under pressure to step down has vowed to stay on until October.