 | TOP STORIES |  | | Cameco Cuts Production Target--Downplays Cigar Lake Problems | By Canadian Press, 14 Aug 2008, 02:03 PM | The company is reducing its 2008 uranium production target by one million pounds due to delays expanding some of its mines, while assuring analysts that flooding may further delay startup at Cigar Lake but won't prevent it from supplying its customers. | New Code To Evaluate Mining Projects | By Charlotte Mathews, 14 Aug 2008, 08:49 AM | A new requirement for listed mining companies to put a value on their projects and explain how that value was determined will come into effect from the beginning of next month. | Uranium One Reports Record Production | By Canadian Press, 13 Aug 2008, 03:57 PM | The company continued to see a recovery in its beaten-down shares Wednesday as it announced record production and second-quarter earnings just as the market was reacting to problems at industry giant Cameco Corp. | Western Canadian Coal Reports Record Earnings | By Canadian Press, 14 Aug 2008, 08:42 AM | Western Canadian Coal Corp. (WTN) said strong coal prices helped it achieve record earnings in the quarter ended June 30, despite a drop in production. | Uranium One Reduces Production Targets Of Dominion Mine | By Charlotte Mathews, 14 Aug 2008, 08:52 AM | Uranium One, the Toronto- and JSE-listed uranium miner, has again reduced its output forecasts from its Dominion mine in South Africa after a slower than anticipated ramp-up, it said yesterday. | Four Myths About Sovereign Wealth Funds | By Edwin M. Truman, 14 Aug 2008, 10:25 AM | Sovereign wealth funds are a hot topic, but they're poorly understood. Four popular myths are that sovereign wealth funds are (1) about "them” not "us”, (2) all the same in their opacity, (3) a net benefit to the international financial system, and (4) not like hedge funds. This article explodes those myths and outlines a framework of reciprocal responsibility for sovereign investors and their investment recipients. | Sudbury To Become More Cosmopolitan | By Canadian Press (Sudbury Star), 14 Aug 2008, 02:58 PM | Sudbury has largely been isolated from national trends regarding immigration, mainly because, until the last few years, people were leaving the city, not moving to it. But the mining boom has changed that, and it's likely to accelerate. | | |