VERSES AI Appoints Alex Kipman As Strategic Advisor

VERSES AI (CBOE: VERS) has a new strategic advisor after the appointment of Analog AI’s founder Alex Kipman to the role.
Pampa Metals Reports 422 Metres Of 0.48% Copper In Final First Hole Assay Results

Pampa Metals (CSE: PM) has reported the final assay results from its first drill hole at its Piuquenes Central porphyry target. The results follow partial results released last week for the upper 502 metres of the hole. Hole PIU-01 was drilled to a total depth of 867 metres, with the intent of extending copper-gold mineralization […]
Canada Nickel Hits 675 Metres Of 0.25% Nickel At Reid

The first results are in from the 2024 drill program being conducted by Canada Nickel Company (TSXV: CNC) across several of its properties in the Timmins, Ontario region. The program has seen the company continue to hit long intervals of nickel mineralization as it works towards providing up to seven additional resource estimates by the […]
Hertz Replaces CEO After Failed Tesla Bet

Hertz Global Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: HTZ) is making a leadership change at the top after unwinding a costly and poorly executed bet on electric vehicles. The rental car giant announced late Friday that CEO Stephen Scherr is stepping down after just over two years in the role. Scherr, a former Goldman Sachs executive, joined Hertz […]
Goldman Calls For $6.80/lb Copper As Prices Breakout

Copper closed out the week with a near 6% gain, after the critical metal broken out of a months-long sideways trend, causing investors to celebrate on social media. The metal managed to close out the week at a price of $4.11 per pound, gaining $0.23 per pound over the course of the week with speculation […]
World’s Largest Nuclear Power Plant Could Soon Restart Operations

The bull case for uranium continues to build, with the largest nuclear power plant in the world moving towards reopening after shuttering following seismic events in 2007, with its reopening hindered by the 2011 Fukushima earthquake. The power plant, known as the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant, is the largest in both Japan and the world, […]
Senator Bernie Sanders Leads Push for 32-Hour Work Week While Maintaining Weekly Pay Rates

Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) introduced legislation this week that would reduce the federal workweek from 40 hours to 32 hours — while maintaining the same level of compensation for employees. Sanders, who chairs the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, argues that the productivity gains brought about by automation and artificial intelligence should […]
US Job Market Faces Deterioration, Points To Recession

Recent data releases and analyses indicate a concerning trend in the US job market, raising alarm about a potential economic downturn. Two prominent surveys, the Establishment Survey and the Household Survey, have provided conflicting signals, contributing to uncertainty regarding the true state of employment in the country. The Establishment Survey, traditionally viewed as a benchmark […]
What’s Going On With United Airlines?

In yet another setback for United Airlines (NASDAQ: UAL), a Boeing 777-300 aircraft bound for San Francisco was compelled to return to Sydney just two hours into its nearly 14-hour journey. The flight, identified as United Flight 830, was carrying 183 passengers and crew members when it was redirected due to what United Airlines described […]
Suitception: SEC Sues Elon Musk Anew For Intently Delaying The Current Twitter Suit

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has leveled fresh accusations against Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, in an ongoing investigation concerning his acquisition of Twitter. In a new filing on Wednesday, the SEC accused Musk of attempting to delay and misrepresent the scope of its investigation into potential violations of […]