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Boddington Mine

Gold Edges up After Euro-Summit Appears to Succeed

Gold prices edged higher Friday after Eurozone leaders, in their eighth sovereign debt crisis summit this year, agreed to craft a treaty that will limit the ability of members to run-up unsustainable government debts.
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Workers in Abuasi gold mine in Ghana

Ghana Gold Town Yet to See Gains

Tucked away in Ghana's southern Ashanti region, Obuasi has all the trappings of a gold-rush town, including a statue of a miner painted in gold and a huge conveyor belt crisscrossing the city centre. But while rows of neat miners' cottages show some local gain from a commercial mining industry dating back to the 19th century, many of its residents complain they have yet to feel the full benefit of the riches buried beneath their feet.
Sabodala gold mine

Teranga Gold Cuts 2011 Gold Production Estimate

Teranga Gold Corp. expects its fourth-quarter fold production to be lower than expected and more costly than expected, causing its full-year output to be 130,000 ounces to 135,000 ounces rather than the 140,000 ounces previously expected.
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'Kolaveri Di' Enters Time Magazine

An article on the song Why This Kolaveri Di, from the soundtrack of the Tamil film 3, has featured in the current edition of Time magazine.
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Conga Mine Opponent Held after Congressional Meeting

Foes of Newmont Mining's $4.8 billion Conga mine project in Peru said on Wednesday they were practically kidnapped by counterterrorism police in a crackdown on left-wing activists by President Ollanta Humala.
A patient is prepared for a two-hour surgery that will involve injecting stem cells cultivated from the patient's blood, at Bangkok Heart Hospital, in December 2005.

Top-Grade Stem Cells Seen Boosting Research Trials

British scientists have made the first human embryonic stem cells of a high enough grade to use in patients and deposited them in a public stem cell bank for development in human trials by drug companies and researchers by 2014.
An employee picks up a gold bar at the Austrian Gold and Silver Separating Plant 'Oegussa' in Vienna

Gold Eyes EU Summit, Could Approach $2000

The European Union (EU) summit this Friday will consume market attention, as it will discuss steps to resolve the Eurozone debt crisis. Price sensitivity to headlines will persist, if not intensify, and make for jerky market moves.

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