Topic: Barrick Gold Corporation
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Stocks end four-day advance as energy slips
A four-day advance for stocks came to an end on Wall Street as falling commodity prices brought down the stocks of energy and mining companies.
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Gold prices high. But gold stocks a bargain.
Gold prices are still hovering near record territory, but gold mining stocks are at one-year lows. Expecting gold prices to rise, some analysts see gold stocks as a buy.
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Gold falls again. Sell? No, buy!
Gold has fallen below $1,800 an ounce. But CNBC's Jim Cramer calls gold a buy, especially gold-mining stocks.
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The commodities bubble is about to burst
With more evidence that China's economy might face a hard landing, much of the momentum for commodities is starting to subside
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Gold prices: Europe's bailouts will provide boost
Gold prices should rise with bailouts of Greece, other euro nations, says analyst Jay Taylor. Gold prices edged above $1,500 an ounce as Greece neared approval of austerity plan.
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Slump in construction industry creates a Sheetrock ghost town
The Sheetrock producing Empire, Nev., will become a ghost town June 20. The isolated company town quit mining gypsum and dry wall production this year as a result of the construction industry slump.
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Stocks close sharply up, driven by earnings
The Dow gained about 187 points, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rising sharply, too
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Gold prices hit record highs, fuel mom and pop prospectors in US West
Gold prices hit $1,275.20 per ounce Tuesday. A poor economy and record prices have renewed interest in prospecting in Western states where public lands are rich with deposits and small-scale operators are all but free from government regulation.
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Invest in gold with a clean conscience?
How conscientious investors can engage with this hot commodity.
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