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Iron ore and coal production pushes BHP towards massive profits

BHP Billiton has posted a 31 percent increase in profit of $7.6 billion

£9 billion of investment for UK rail

The UK’s transport secretary is expected to unveil £9 billion of investment for UK railways later today.

Toyota retains largest carmaker crown

Toyota remains the world’s largest carmaker by sales having sold 9.98 million vehicles during 2013

Pioneer Resources restarts Australian gold project

Drilling has restarted at the Acra gold project, near to the Kalgoorlie Superpit in Western Australia

3D printing moves a step closer to mass market availability

What could become the first mass market 3D printer has raised over $1 million on Kickstarter

Det norske in Barents licence deal

Det norske has entered into an agreement with Talisman Energy to acquire 10 per cent of the PL438 in the Barents Sea.

Sirius unveils plans for UK potash mine

UK-based Sirius Minerals has announced plans for a potash mine in North Yorkshire, following the completion of a detailed scoping study (DSS).

Record debuts for Detroit January show

The 2013 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), commonly known as the Detroit Auto Show, will feature more than 50 new vehicle debuts.

Google's European clean-up

Google has started to remove search results under Europe's new rules that allow individuals the 'right to be forgotten'

Agnico-Eagle breaks quarterly records

Agnico-Eagle has reported record quarterly revenue, net income and gold production in its second quarter 2010 results, thanks to higher prices for gold, zinc, silver and copper

Industrial Automation North America show sells out exhibitor space

The first Industrial Automation North America (IANA) trade show has completely sold out of exhibitor space.

Air Products expands hydrogen selenide capabilities

Air Products has brought onstream an expansion of its high-purity hydrogen selenide (H2Se) production capabilities at its electronic specialty materials manufacturing facility i