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Tech Giants Turn to Atomic Power to Fuel AI Boom

Tech Giants Turn to Atomic Power to Fuel AI Boom

The race for artificial intelligence dominance is driving some of the world’s largest tech companies back toward atomic energy. In two significant moves, Google and Oracle have entered into major agreements to modernize and support aging American nuclear facilities. These partnerships aim to solve a growing crisis for the industry: how to find enough stable, […]

Heavyweight Royalty Giant Bets Big on Kenorland Exploration

Heavyweight Royalty Giant Bets Big on Kenorland Exploration

Franco Nevada has made a significant move into the early stage exploration sector by securing a 12.42 percent stake in Kenorland Minerals. The acquisition was completed through a private block trade valued at 22.2 million US dollars, with the royalty leader purchasing 10 million common shares at a price of 2.22 dollars per share. This […]

Australian Explorer Expands Brazilian Footprint With Strategic Tungsten Acquisition

Australian Explorer Expands Brazilian Footprint With Strategic Tungsten Acquisition

Australian junior explorer Gold Mountain is making a significant move into South America’s critical minerals sector after securing exclusive rights to acquire the historic Malhada do Angico tungsten mine. By signing a binding agreement with Emprogeo Mining Business, the company has gained control over more than 850 hectares in northeastern Brazil, strategically positioning itself within […]

Bitter Brew Over Sweet Claims at Starbucks

Bitter Brew Over Sweet Claims at Starbucks

Starbucks is facing a federal lawsuit alleging that several of its drinks marketed as sugar free actually contain amounts of sugar comparable to a Kit Kat candy bar. The legal action focuses specifically on the company’s hot and iced protein lattes and protein matcha beverages in caramel and vanilla flavors. According to the filing, these […]

The Economist Who Forgot Economics

The Economist Who Forgot Economics

Daron Acemoglu won the Nobel Prize in economics in 2024 and is the third most cited economist of all time. Thus, the paradox of his new book, What Happened to Liberal Democracy?, is that its most serious analytic failures are economic. He provides a sincere and serious consideration of modern liberalism’s estrangement from the working […]

Trade and Employment

Trade and Employment

How much is international trade costing Americans jobs? It turns out, not much.  A major objection by protectionists is that international trade with other countries, especially low-wage countries, will undermine American workers. As a consequence, there will be a “giant sucking sound” (to use Ross Perot’s phrasing) as jobs are pulled from the United States […]

Long Term Stability Secured for Barrick Operations in Tanzania

Long Term Stability Secured for Barrick Operations in Tanzania

Barrick Gold has reached a significant milestone in East Africa as the Tanzanian government officially renewed the special mining licenses for the North Mara gold mine. This extension guarantees the company’s right to operate at the site for another fifteen years, stretching their presence there until 2041. The mine is managed via Twiga Minerals, a […]