Water from a polluted river in Ghana was so thick and discoloured that an artist was able to use it as paint to depict the environmental devastation caused by the illegal gold mining that has ...

New Delhi, Oct 30 (PTI) Gold prices saw a steep surge of Rs 1,000 and breached the psychological Rs 82,000 per 10 grams-mark for the fist time in the national capital on Wednesday, amid robust buying ...

Should gold breach the $2,758.40 mark, it could indicate a continuation of the bullish trend, potentially pushing the price to fresh highs around the $2,782 mark. Gold near all-time high, but demand ...

The pouring of the final pair of the 42 bridge piers this evening (October 29) will mark the completion of the bridge’s substructure and bring the project a step closer to having traffic on the bridge ...

It led Mark Goldbridge to share his perplexed reaction to X/Twitter, as he penned: “Zero minutes for Ugarte again. Baffling signing. Bottom half of the table, 4 losses already, and we apparently ...

Raiders owner Mark Davis quashed the hopes and dreams of front offices and fans across the league this weekend when he roundly dismissed the notion that Las Vegas would trade its best player.

it is anticipated that the price of gold will surpass the Rs 1 lakh mark by the next Dhanteras and Diwali. With a nearly 30% surge in value since last November, experts predict that the precious ...

Shark Tank Season 16 will mark the final moments for the businessman and investor Mark Cuban as one of the permanent sharks. Mark Cuban has been a part of this business reality TV show since season 2.

A recent significant development in India’s monetary landscape was when the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) brought back about 100 tonnes of gold imported from the United Kingdom. It marks the first ...

The price of gold has soared this year. The precious metal hit a record high of $2,772 per troy ounce this week and has risen in six of the past seven weeks. With year-to-date gains of about 33% ...

Such news comes, as it does, unexpected and unfathomable. Our friend and a committed servant to Times readers for 24 years, Mark Higgins, was entering hospice. Then, just a couple of weeks later ...