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	Thu Oct 20, 2005 Anglo, Mitsui Start $516 Mln Australian Coal Project (Update 2) PDF (19 KB)
	Thu Sep 22, 2005 China May Invest A$10 Billion in Australian Mines (Update2) (22 KB)
	Wed Sep 21, 2005 India seeks coal imports to ease domestic shortfall (24 KB)
	Fri Aug 12, 2005 Barclay to Build Surat-Gladstone Rail Line PDF (21 KB)
	Fri Jul 8, 2005 Aussie coal dynamics HIGHER profits and increased interest from offshore parties has led to a flurry of merger and acquisition activity in the Australian coal sector. Good times in the Australian coal industry have resulted in a dynamic marketplace for coal suppliers and buyers alike. Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have markedly increased, ensuring consolidation while limiting the number of entry points into the industry. Activity by offshore end users particularly China, India and Brazil has surged, with a mark... (2 KB)
	Mon Jan 17, 2005 Will coal bury Kyoto? The good news: Asia's hunger for coal is reviving mines in eastern and western Canada. The bad news: we may be facing an environmental calamity. When Blair Boone walked away from Cape Breton's coal mines, he thought it was forever. It was December 2001, and the government-owned Cape Breton Development Corp. had just shut down the last of its Nova Scotia collieries due to chronically bad financial performance. Global coal prices had been on a slide for years, and it seemed the world was... (2 KB)
	Tue Dec 21, 2004 $50-million Coal Deal in Works for Elk Valley Asian steelmakers anxious to lock in long-term supplies of one of the world's hottest commodities are preparing to take a $50-million stake in Elk Valley coal operations. (263 KB)
	Tue Dec 14, 2004 For better or worse, China is stuck on coal The fate of the sleepy mining town of Sandaoling - and of the entire country and its booming economy - is tied to coal. (70 KB)
	Sun Dec 12, 2004 Discounted Coal Assets Put in Play PDF - (123 KB)
	Tue Nov 23, 2004 Momentum for Coal Heating Up Welcome to the Golden Age of the Canadian coal industry. Yup, coal. That's not a typo. And yes, this story is about 2004, not 1904. Prices for metallurgial coal have tripled over the last year, Canadian coal stocks have soared and the trend is showing no sign of dying out. Just look at the performance of Canada's largest industry players. Units of Fording Canadian coal Trust (FDG.UN/TSX) have increased more than $50 from last year to yesterday's close of $87.15, after a 52-week high Fr... (2 KB)

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