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Teaser: To Egyptian Pharaohs, it brought immortality in the afterlife. For Roman Caesars, it facilitated trade throughout the known world. To the Incas of Peru, gold was the sweat of the sun, while to their Spanish invaders it...
Source: Reuters By Diego Ore LIMA, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Protests erupted in three mineral-rich regions in Peru on Thursday, with angry townspeople clashing with police and taking a local mayor hostage and workers at a ...
Dollar rally forces copper to a fresh 19-month trough * Aluminium hits 31-month low on poor U.S. car data * Copper ignores strike at Peru's Cerro Verde mine (Updates prices, adds comments; rewrites) By Pratima Desai and Anna...
Parking Space Is Real-Estate Investment; Can Comic-Book Index Outpace the Market? Andy Pick, a 49-year-old stay-at-home father in Atlanta, recently bypassed the stock market for liquid assets -- $120,000 in champagnes. Between...
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