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Point Blank column By John Blankenship Register-Herald columnist Chances are that you have heard of them. They are teachers — the men and women who encourage, enlighten and inspire your children every day; those who find the...
Arch Coal, Inc. today announced that its President and Chief Operating Officer, John W. Eaves, will speak at the FBR Capital Markets 2009 Fall Investor Conference in New York City on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009.
NEW YORK, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Shares in U.S. coal mining companies slipped on Monday after data showed China's coal imports fell 11 percent in the last month. 'The China data were a little down and we always get a knee-jerk...
Nov 22, 2009 (The Register-Herald - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Nominations for the Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Awards program are being accepted. Arch Vice President John Snider said the outstanding...
Rio Tinto, the global mining company that faced a huge debt burden a year ago, continued its recapitalisation drive as it netted $741m (£450m) by spinning off US coal assets. Cloud Peak Energy, which started trading on the New...
by Peter Altman Coal companies and the nation’s biggest railroad association accounted for 50 percent of the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity’s (ACCCE) $47 million budget in 2008, according to ACCCE’s tax return,...
By Keith Johnson King Coal is dead, long live King Coal. For all the talk of a clean-energy, low-carbon future, U.S coal producers might not have such a black future. That’s the take from a new HSBC report, “The Green Side of...
Cramer's Mad Money - After Bernanke's speech, Cramer said investors can "buy just about anything," given the strength of defensive stocks as well as recovery plays. Recovery stocks, Caterpillar are performing well, and Cramer...
Stay up to date with the Madcap Recap blog. Who Is The Worst CEO? Mad Money needed new inductees for its Wall of Shame, so we asked viewers for nominations. Warren Buffett’s Favorite Coal Stock? Published: Monday, 16 Nov 2009 |...
The global recession has finally caught up to the coal industry. Coal production was down about 13-percent in the first two quarters of 2009 resulting in several job cuts in the coal industry. A year ago the state was producing...
