Goldman Sachs analysts believe gold and Bitcoin will never "cannibalize" each other and that there is enough room for both.
China launches bid to become commodities market player
Ivanoe Mines has great expectations for its copper mines in Congo.
People with Alzheimer’s experience high levels of copper in the beta-amyloid plaques that are a signature of the disease.
The case was investigated by researchers from the University of Bristol who identified the teen's diet as a primary cause.
Copper prices are expected to bounce back as demand in China stays firm and the surplus supply in the market is cleared, analysts say.
Local daily Zambia Watchdog reported that over 20 youths are still trapped under part of the mountain that collapsed.
The precious metal has been used by humans for thousands of years but despite its allure, we still don’t fully understand how its deposits are formed.
A University of Copenhagen study analyzed 2,000-year-old papyri fragments with X-ray microscopy to reveal that black ink used by Egyptian scribes also contained copper.
Archaeologists have found a copper blade in Switzerland that resembles the ax carried by the famous Ötzi the Iceman during the time of his death.
A new leak is suggesting that the Cupertino giant could be preparing a copper gold color option for the highly anticipated iPhone 8.
Monday brought the biggest and brightest full moon the world has seen for 70 years.
As the year draws to a close, Kirsty Basset looks at how commodities took a beating in 2015, and asks what might be in store next year.
Copper producers in China have come under pressure from the central government to tackle oversupply issues facing the metals industry.
China's October industrial production growth cooled to 5.6 percent year-on-year though it was cushioned by a just-above-forecast 11 percent jump in retail sales.
The copper producer needs to sell a 10.6 percent stake in exchange for a mine-contract extension.