Hudbay Acquires Arizona Sonoran In A $1.48B All-Share Copper Deal

Hudbay Minerals is acquiring Arizona Sonoran Copper in an all-share transaction that values the latter at approximately $1.48 billion. Under the definitive arrangement agreement, each Arizona share will be exchanged for 0.242 of a Hudbay common share. Based on Hudbay’s last close, the implied consideration is $9.35 per Arizona share, a 30% premium. Hudbay already […]

Can Australia Rival the Athabasca for Uranium? | Marnie Finlayson – DevEx Resources

As uranium demand tightens and explorers race to build the next generation of supply, DevEx Resources (ASX: DEV) is making its case to North American investors. Managing Director Marnie Finlayson sat down with us at the Red Cloud Pre-PDAC 2026 Mining Showcase in Toronto to walk through what the company is building in Australia’s Macarthur […]

Over 2,000 Lawsuits Pile Up Against Trump After Supreme Court Strikes Down Tariffs

Companies ranging from global logistics giants to small importers have flooded federal trade courts with more than 2,000 lawsuits demanding refunds on tariffs the US Supreme Court declared illegal, setting up what legal experts warn could be a years-long battle over more than $170 billion in duties already collected. The litigation follows the court’s February […]

Oil Jumps After Iran Attack Threatens Strait Of Hormuz

Oil prices jumped as attacks near the Strait of Hormuz raised the market’s estimate of short-term transport risk, pushing Brent crude up as much as 10% to above $82 a barrel on Monday. The price spike followed a weekend in which at least three ships were attacked near the strait and international shipping slowed sharply […]

OPEC+ Ends Output Pause, Agrees to Modest April Increase as Iran Conflict Rattles Gulf

OPEC+ approved a production increase of 206,000 barrels per day beginning in April, ending a three-month pause in output hikes even as US and Israeli military strikes on Iran sent crude prices sharply higher and brought tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to a halt. The alliance’s eight-member core group — Saudi Arabia, Russia, […]

Canada, India Advance $2.8B Uranium Deal as Carney Meets Modi in New Delhi

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Monday to formalize a diplomatic reset that officials say will yield a landmark uranium supply agreement and set the stage for a comprehensive free trade deal. The centerpiece of the visit is an expected uranium export contract worth approximately US$2.8 […]

DOE Opens New $171.5 Million Geothermal Plan Funds

The US Department of Energy is deploying $171.5 million to accelerate geothermal commercialization, structured around next-generation geothermal field-scale tests for electricity generation and drilling programs. The DOE tied the program directly to President Donald Trump’s order, Unleashing American Energy, in which, while geothermal is not specified, it enacts energy exploration and production to “solidify the […]

Belgium And France Seize Sanctioned Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker

Belgium and France moved from monitoring to enforcement in the North Sea, boarding and seizing the Ethera, a tanker Belgian officials identified as part of Russia’s shadow fleet used to keep crude exports moving despite Western sanctions tied to Moscow’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Belgium said the vessel was intercepted in an overnight operation and […]

Newmont Stock Drops Despite Massive Cash Flow — Here’s Why | Q4 Earnings

So, I was catching up on some cinema recently—specifically the new biopic where Sydney Sweeney plays the fighter, Christy Martin. It’s… a choice. It bombed. Why? Because when people pay to see Sydney Sweeney, they want the glamour. They want “hot.” It’s like going to see Jim Carrey and he doesn’t talk with his butt cheeks. You feel […]