The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it has stopped producing pennies, ending more than 230 years of minting the 1-cent coin.

Rising production expenses pressure the U.S. horticulture industry from multiple angles. Labor, energy, propagative materials ...

America’s last penny was struck at the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia, the end of a coin production that started in 1793 and ended ...

How much does it cost to make a penny? The U.S. stops production of the penny, citing high costs and low returns as a reason ...

But the factors that prompted the government to stop making pennies are even truer for the nickel. Pennies cost nearly 5 cents to make – 4 cents more than they’re worth. The nickel’s net loss is ...

With current calf prices, many operations will be profitable, but paying attention to the cost side is still important.

President Trump issued an order in February directing the Department of Treasury to halt the minting of pennies, citing ...

Rising costs of production due to inflation will have knock-on effects for the buying power of the military as it looks to fulfill outstanding contracts for planes, ships and other vehicles. "There is ...

Well, it depends. Silver production costs vary from region to region, from mine to mine, and from company to company (e.g., whether it is a junior or a senior company). For example, Coeur saw all-in ...

How much does silver cost? Why are you asking about it? Just look at kitco.com and do not bother us! Yeah, sure, we know what the price of silver per ounce is. But how much does it cost to produce it?

Jaguar Land Rover slumped to a quarterly loss after the hack halted production in September.