Opinion: China truce could stall Canada’s rare earths
A longer trade truce with China could ease manufacturers’ rare earth supply fears while making potential Canadian alternatives harder to finance. On Nov. 9, Beijing…
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Tech venture capitalists invest in startups and get to call them unicorns. The official definition of a unicorn is a startup with a $1 billion valuation while still…
Opinion: Gold’s red line offers a long-term entry
On Friday, Jan. 30, 2026, global precious metals markets experienced one of their most dramatic sell-offs in decades. Gold prices went from setting all-time new highs earlier in the week to…
Opinion: Can Kyrgyzstan’s mining reset work?
As 2025 ebbed away, a high-level government delegation from Kyrgyzstan met with mining investors in a non-descript meeting room in London to discuss a delicate…