Jacob Lorinc

Gold prices are at record highs. But disappointing results at the world's largest miner of the yellow metal signals companies may be struggling to capitalize on sizzling demand.

Analysts had high hopes for the industry, with gold surging more than 30% this year Author of the article:

The Lundin Brothers, Adam and Jack, share the family appetite for risk.

(Bloomberg) -- Earnings season is upon us, with BP Plc kicking off third-quarter results for the oil supermajors on Tuesday. Meanwhile, earnings reports from gold producers are rolling in. In agriculture, prices for the world's most widely used vegetable oil are soaring, reigniting concerns about food inflation.

Police in Toronto are investigating shots fired at the offices of GFL Environmental Inc., the latest in a string of reports of gunfire targeting the waste management firm’s operations or personnel in the city.

Police responded to a shooting call early Thursday morning, finding evidence of gunfire along with broken windows and damage. There were no reported injuries, according to a Toronto Police Service

Barrick Gold Corp. 's latest quarterly earnings show the gold producer continues to struggle to control costs and capitalize on the surging price of bullion.

Most of the world’s top gold miners have seen their shares surge this year as bullion prices hit repeated record highs. Not Barrick Gold Corp.

Lundin put mines in Sweden and Portugal up for sale this year Canadian miner is focusing on expansion in Latin America

Canada’s federal government is extending a national security review of Paladin Energy Ltd.’s acquisition of Fission Uranium Corp., further delaying a deal that was supposed to close in September.