Jacob Lorinc

China’s move to ban exports of rare metals to the US underscores the need for trade cooperation between mineral-rich Canada and its southern neighbor.

Most of the world’s top gold miners have seen their shares surge this year as bullion prices hit repeated record highs. Not Barrick Gold Corp.

Barrick Gold Corp.’s latest quarterly earnings show the gold producer continues to struggle to control costs and capitalize on the surging price of bullion.

The Lundin Brothers, Adam and Jack, share the family appetite for risk.

Gold prices are at record highs. But disappointing results at the world’s largest miner of the yellow metal signals companies may be struggling to take full advantage of sizzling demand.

Newmont Corp. shares had their biggest decline in more than two years after investors soured on earnings results that suggest the top gold producer is struggling to control mining costs and capitalize on surging bullion prices.

Gold rose as traders digested comments from a senior US policymaker and other central bank officials.

Shares of some lithium companies surged after Rio Tinto Group made an approach for Arcadium Lithium Plc.

Saudi Arabia’s mining minister doesn’t see any barriers preventing dealmaking by the Kingdom into Canada’s mining sector, despite government rules restricting investments from state-owned foreign entities.

Rio Tinto Plc aims to start churning out copper from a long-delayed mining project in Arizona by the end of the decade, according to Chief Executive Officer Jakob Stausholm.