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India Gold Traders Stay Away Due to Price Peak

Gold traders in India stayed away from fresh physical buying as futures prices extended gains to near last week's peak.

Argentina's hockey world champions secure berth

World champions Argentina, who missed out on their usual ticket to the Olympic women's hockey tournament, have got into the London 2012 Games by the back door.

Mike Matheny: Former Cardinals Catcher Will Replace La Russa as Manager

According to MLB's official Twitter page, The St. Louis Cardinals are going to officially unveil former catcher Mike Matheny as manager on Monday at Busch Stadium. A press conference is scheduled for Monday at 12 p.m., EST at Busch Stadium.

Gwen Stefani Debuts Harajuku Mini Line for Target

Gwen Stefani proves she ain't no Hollaback Girl as her Harajuku Mini line dominates the spotlight at Target with its debut in the department store on Sunday.

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Black Sabbath’s Original Lineup Releasing Album Next Fall

The founding members of Black Sabbath appeared in Los Angeles to make it official that their first album of new material since 1978 is coming next fall and that they're already gearing up for a tour, Billboard reported Friday. Legendary producer Rick Rubin, who's collaborated with the Beastie Boys and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, will be on hand to master the recordings.

MF Global's Mass Layoff Only First Rumbling of Upcoming Storm

The decision to lay off 1,066 people who worked for MF Global -- effective immediately and without severance -- will give people pause. But it is only the beginning of the nastiness in the MF Global saga

TSX rallies on commodities

Toronto's main stock index was up more than 1 percent at midday on Friday as commodity prices rose on optimism that Italy would pass an austerity package that would calm fears about Europe's debt crisis.

IAMGold sees scope for buys, gold above

Canadian gold miner IAMGold (IMG.TO: Quote) is on the look-out for acquisitions and while it is not itself up for sale, its chief executive said on Friday it does represent good value right now.

The World’s Most Oddly Expensive Places

Can you imagine spending $2 million on a trailer? This list of oddly expensive places is sure to surprise.

Gold Prices End Wild Week with Another Gain

Gold prices rode a roller-coaster this week, topping a peak midweek when the settled at $1,799.20 before plunging 2.2 percent over the next two days on fears Italy had lost control of its finances and was threatening the Eurozone's survival.

A file photo of Zambia"s Finance Minister Alexander Chikwanda.

Zambia doubles mine royalties to fund big budget

Zambia's new government unveiled an expansive 2012 budget on Friday, with big increases in social spending and farming subsidies to be paid for by a rise in mineral royalties and a debut $500 million Eurobond.

Claude Resources 3Q Down on Lower Output, Derivatives Loss

Claude Resources Inc. said Friday its third-quarter profit fell as a one-time loss on derivatives and lower production offset higher prices.

Osisko Mining Posts 3Q Profit, Quebec Output Rises

Osisko Mining reported a quarterly profit on Friday as production ramped up at its Canadian Malartic mine in Quebec and high gold prices boosted revenue.

U.S. President Barack Obama and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak hold a joint press conference in the East Room of the White House

The G20 and Obama’s National Export Initiative

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Crocodile Gold Cuts '11 Output Forecast, Books 3Q Loss

Crocodile Gold Corp reported a quarterly loss, hurt partly by higher costs, and lowered its production forecast for 2011.

Centamin Egypt to Create New Parent Company

Gold producer Centamin Egypt Ltd said it plans to set up a new parent company, to be redomiciled in Jersey, that it hopes will attract further international investor interest.

Employees of Ziad Al-Lama gold workshop in Amman

IAMGold May be Ready to Sell Itself or to Buy Assets

Canadian gold miner IAMGold is on the lookout for acquisitions and could put itself up for sale, its chief executive said on Friday, adding economic uncertainty could drive bullion above $2,000 per ounce.

Gold Regaining Traditional Safe-Haven Role - Analysis

Gold is returning to its traditional role as a safe-haven investment and starting to break its recent link with the stock market, UBS strategist Edel Tully said Friday.

Gold Prices Rising Despite Equity Gains

Gold prices edged up Friday as a bump in sentiment about the Eurozone crisis encouraged a move into stocks and the continent's single currency.

Asian Markets Post Gains

Asian shares rebounded on Friday and the euro clawed higher, with European stocks also expected to make gains after brighter corporate news lifted U.S. stocks and debt-laden Italy was able to fund itself at a bond auction.

Asian Markets Rise, Following U.S. Gains

Asian shares rebounded Friday and the euro clawed higher, with European stocks also expected to make gains after brighter corporate news lifted U.S. stocks and debt-laden Italy was able to fund itself at a bond auction.

Gold Prices Fall as Investors Sell to Raise Cash

Gold prices fell Thursday, their third consecutive daily decline, as investors facing margin calls sold the yellow metal to raise cash.

Gold Falls As Investors Sell to Raise Cash

Gold fell on Thursday, on track for its biggest one-day loss in two weeks, as fearsabout political turmoil in Italy and a deepening euro zone debt crisis prompted investors to raise cash by liquidating somepositions in the bullion market.

U.S. Trade Deficit Narrows in September to Lowest Level This Year

Record-high exports in September drove the U.S. trade deficit down to its smallest gap since December, extending a decline for the third straight month and down from a peak of $51.6 billion in June. Meanwhile, imports from China dropped slightly.

Eurozone Crisis Bodes Well for Gold Price - Analysis

Gold has confounded market watchers by refusing to behave like a safe-haven and instead has tracked equities over the past few weeks, but the escalating European debt crisis could see bullion ditch its risk-asset mantle and return to record highs.