The Northern Miner Magazine - Vol. 100 No. 3 Zurück Ausgabe

The Northern Miner Magazine Vol. 100 No. 3 Zurück Ausgabe

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1. Eurasian seeks IOCG in Sweden

2. Augusta blasts Hudbay's 'lowball' hostile bid

3. Southwest Athabasca heating up thanks to NexGen, Fission

4. Japan sees reactors in future, uranium investors rejoice

5. Editorial: Gold hops back into the saddle

6. Commentary: Pay packages shrink for mining execs

7. Mining sector supports students of economic geology

8. Minera IRL eyes near-term growth

9. What's a better store of wealth: Bitcoin or gold?

10. John Kaiser: The bull is back

11. Seabridge tallies 'monster' resource at Deep Kerr

12. Prosper Gold thinking big at Sheslay copper project

13. Centerra posts strong Q4, unveils Oksut PEA

14. Yamana takes US$536M impairment charge in Q4

15. Trevali transitions from developer to producer in Peru

16. Crocodile Gold lines up $18M

17. Sierra Metals goes old school at Cusi

18. Drost set to steer Carlisle at Lynn Lake

19. Platinum Group unveils Waterberg PEA

20. Colombian Mines buoyed by assets

21. Roxgold's drills return more high grade at Bagassi South

22. Commentary: US streaming contracts create unique opportunities

23. Commentary: A better response to Mexico's new mining taxes

24. Kinross heading in the right direction

25. Appian takes flight with US$375-million mining fund

26. Commentary: Income tax changes for miners in Canada and Quebec

27. Commentary: FX hedging is vital to managing risk in 2014

28. Capstone misses but analysts remain upbeat

29. More high-grade gold for Probe

30. Verde Potash scores major funding from Brazilian government

31. Belo Sun revises Volta Grande's mine plan

32. Zinc's price set to rise, analysts say

33. Panoro looks forward to 'transformational year'

34. Paladin suspends production at Kayelekera

35. Reservoir Minerals chairman talks modern exploration, Timok

36. Anglo American making progress

37. Low commodity prices bite into Teck's bottom line

38. Allana Potash and ICL

The Northern Miner

Vol. 100 No. 3 1. Eurasian seeks IOCG in Sweden 2. Augusta blasts Hudbay's 'lowball' hostile bid 3. Southwest Athabasca heating up thanks to NexGen, Fission 4. Japan sees reactors in future, uranium investors rejoice 5. Editorial: Gold hops back into the saddle 6. Commentary: Pay packages shrink for mining execs 7. Mining sector supports students of economic geology 8. Minera IRL eyes near-term growth 9. What's a better store of wealth: Bitcoin or gold? 10. John Kaiser: The bull is back 11. Seabridge tallies 'monster' resource at Deep Kerr 12. Prosper Gold thinking big at Sheslay copper project 13. Centerra posts strong Q4, unveils Oksut PEA 14. Yamana takes US$536M impairment charge in Q4 15. Trevali transitions from developer to producer in Peru 16. Crocodile Gold lines up $18M 17. Sierra Metals goes old school at Cusi 18. Drost set to steer Carlisle at Lynn Lake 19. Platinum Group unveils Waterberg PEA 20. Colombian Mines buoyed by assets 21. Roxgold's drills return more high grade at Bagassi South 22. Commentary: US streaming contracts create unique opportunities 23. Commentary: A better response to Mexico's new mining taxes 24. Kinross heading in the right direction 25. Appian takes flight with US$375-million mining fund 26. Commentary: Income tax changes for miners in Canada and Quebec 27. Commentary: FX hedging is vital to managing risk in 2014 28. Capstone misses but analysts remain upbeat 29. More high-grade gold for Probe 30. Verde Potash scores major funding from Brazilian government 31. Belo Sun revises Volta Grande's mine plan 32. Zinc's price set to rise, analysts say 33. Panoro looks forward to 'transformational year' 34. Paladin suspends production at Kayelekera 35. Reservoir Minerals chairman talks modern exploration, Timok 36. Anglo American making progress 37. Low commodity prices bite into Teck's bottom line 38. Allana Potash and ICL

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