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Silver prices fell into a bear market as signs of a manufacturing slowdown in the U.S. and China, the world’s top consumers, spurred concern that metals demand will ebb.
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Barrick Gold Corp. and its global competitors are poised to sell assets this year as the companies seek to reverse two years of share-price declines.
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Barrick Gold Corp. and other bullion producers are climbing from 28-year lows relative to the metal as they tame costs, raise cash flow and beat profit estimates.
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After years of takeovers and mine expansions buoyed by soaring gold prices, Barrick Gold Corp.’s former chief financial officer is bringing the company back down to earth.
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Capital spending by the largest gold producers is increasing at a faster pace than earnings for a second straight year as the industry’s biggest mining projects are beset by delays and surging labor costs.
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Barrick Gold Corp. and Goldcorp Inc., the world’s largest producers of the metal, are poised to outperform bullion after gold-mining companies fell to their cheapest in at least a decade, executives said.
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House Republicans’ efforts to limit government funding for abortion are bumping up against their emphasis on tax cuts, underscoring potential tensions between the party’s social and fiscal agendas.
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Eldorado Gold Corp. fell the most in three years after it agreed to buy European Goldfields Ltd. for about C$2.5 billion ($2.4 billion) in what would be its biggest acquisition.
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Gold options traders are placing the most bullish bets since August as Europe’s debt crisis spreads.
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Kinross Gold Corp., a Canadian gold producer that has lost almost a third of its value this year, fired Chief Executive Officer Tye Burt and promoted another investment banker, J. Paul Rollinson, to replace him.
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