The chief executive of AngloGold Ashanti said the world's No. 3 gold producer could employ deep-mining technology under development in South Africa in other countries, with future ore discoveries expected to be far below the surface.
The chief executive of AngloGold Ashanti said the world's No. 3 gold producer could employ deep-mining technology under development in South Africa in other countries, with future ore discoveries expected to be far below the surface.
The Greek nation has had a vastly different history and trajectory from the dominant countries of Western Europe.
Rupert Murdoch is going back to his roots, taking up the role of chairman of News Corp's Australian arm at a time when the publisher is battling a hostile government.
An over-the-top wedding followed by a whipsaw divorce is leading to what can only be called Kardashian backlash.
La Mancha Resources Inc. posted a record third quarter on a big jump in gold prices and more efficient operations, the Canadian gold miner said Tuesday.
The doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson will star in a tell-all TV documentary airing this week, the company behind the film said on Tuesday.
The game was first supposed to launch on the PC on Oct. 18, but was delayed to Nov. 15. The game was pushed back again and will ship in North America on Nov. 22.
International Business Times spoke to a Greek native for her personal view on the crisis.
Greece, India, China and Thailand are home to the weakest national pension systems in the world.
Caterpillar Inc said Monday it plans to add 100 to 150 jobs in central California in late 2012 when it opens another parts depot as part of its ongoing expansion its distribution business.
With more than 20 films to his resume, DiCaprio has remained one of the most versatile actors in Hollywood.
The Republic of Georgia's President, Mikheil Saakashvili, vowed to transform the small resort town of Batumi into the nation's economic and cultural powerhouse. Stephen Robert Morse traveled to Batumi to investigate Saakashvili's progress.
World-wide, Muslims are slaughtering animals in celebration Eid al-Adha, a holiday based on Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his own son for Allah.
Discover the United States of Awesome Possibilities with America's first-ever unified campaign to lure in international tourists from Brand USA.
Asia's central bankers have two main choices for coping with Europe's debt crisis: Wait it out and hope for a safe resolution, or take out an insurance policy in the form of an interest rate cut.
Australian explosives maker Orica Ltd is optimistic that 2012 will be less challenging than the year just-ended, with strong explosives demand from miners, a milder headwind from currency moves and fewer one-off problems.
Highlights and photos from the Nov. 6 ING New York City Marathon, including Geoffrey Mutai's record-breaking win, which may get him to the 2012 Olympics, and Amanda McGory's course-setting record for the NYC Marathon's women's wheelchair race.
Europe has a new informal leadership directorate intent on finding a solution to the euro zone's debt crisis, but it has yet to prove its ability to come up with a lasting formula.
General Motors Co is recalling more than 38,000 Pontiac G8 models in order to reprogram airbag modules for the front passenger seats, the U.S. automaker said in a release on Saturday.
Tata group is looking at the assets of Australia's New Hope Corp, a $5 billion coal miner that put itself up for auction last month.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may consider reversing its tight monetary stance as inflationary woes begin to ebb next month, a top policy adviser said.
