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• Who is expanding?
• Who is opening a mine and what equipment is being bought?
• How is a mine performing?
• What are the operating results?

Mining suppliers should know where the developing opportunities are, so they can focus their marketing efforts. Get a jump on competitors and develop relationships with potential customers sooner by signing up for the Mine Development Digest.

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InfoMine is pleased to announce the arrival of a new addition to our family of maps.

The coal mining activities map of North America includes hundreds of major coal mines, coal-fired power plants, key ports and major railways.

Coal maps are available from the InfoMine eStore in folded, unfolded, and digital formats.

For a detailed look of the map online, please click here to go to our Poster Maps page.

Do you want to know the what was the most recent financing for a company located in Chile or what mine is expanding production in Australia? Find the answer at the bottom of this post, or you can find all this information and more when you become an InfoMine News Plus Subscriber.

The Advanced News Search is updated with expanded categories so you can search for the news that is meaningful to you. To learn more about News Plus Subscriber offerings, view the NewsMine video guide.

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Sign up for one of our free email news digests, and you will be automatically entered to win a $200 credit for enrollment and registration in any EduMine online course.

Registrants can sign up for multiple news digests such as the Potash News Digest or the Copper News Digest. The more digests you sign up to receive, the more chances you have to win.

The $200 credit will cover the full cost of many EduMine online courses. There are a wide range of online courses at EduMine ranging from the technical, Blast Design and Assessment for Surface Mines and Quarries, to general interest, An Introduction to Mining and Mineral Processing.

The contest runs from December 15, 2009 to January 30, 2010. The draw date will be February 5, 2010. The winner will be notified via email. The $200 credit is limited to payment for online EduMine courses only and is not transferable to other products or services. Digest registrants are automatically entered to win. Read More »

Two new email digests have been launched, the Iron Ore News Digest, sent once a week on Thursday, and the Potash News Digest, emailed once a month on the second Thursday of the month.

Subscription is free. Stories are a round up of the best news on the web with links to deeper intelligence on InfoMine’s site.

Each business day we email digests to over 40,000 mining and investment professionals who have opted in to receive a round up of the latest mining news—that is over one million digests being sent each month.

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Mack, through its representative in Argentina Thermodyne Vial Srl, is not only a truck concessionary, but also a service company that gives solutions to all its vehicles fleet or highway machinery. Worldwide, the Mack truck line is directed to all transportation segments. In Argentina, the company in its first stage is mainly directed to: mining, administration of highways, oil industry, in and out of highway (class 8). For more details click here.

You can now get a round up of copper and coal news delivered to your in-box every Friday. We track the best news stories from around the world. There are also links to commodity charts and deeper intelligence so you can learn more about the companies that are making the news. Sign up today for the Copper News Digest and the Coal News Digest.