American Potash To Rebrand To American Critical Minerals
American Potash Corp (CSE: KCL) has announced a rebranding, as it expands its exploration efforts to include both potash and lithium at its Green River Project in Utah.
Taiwan Blocks TSMC From Making 2nm Chips in the US
Taiwan’s chipmaking giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) cannot produce its advanced 2-nanometer chips outside the island, Economy Minister JW Kuo declared last week, according to the Taipei Times. Speaking at a legislative meeting, Kuo cited Taiwanese law, which requires domestic chipmakers to maintain a one-generation lead at home before deploying advanced technology overseas. For […]
Large Scale Gold Asset Along Trans Canada Highway | Goldshore Resources with Michael Henrichsen
In this interview, Michael Henrichsen, President and CEO of Goldshore Resources Inc. (TSXV: GSHR), provides insights into the company’s Moss Lake gold project and their strategic plans for advancement. Henrichsen begins by highlighting the project’s substantial resource base of over 6 million ounces of gold from combined indicated and inferred resources. This significant resource positions […]
Is Vice President Kamala Harris Gearing Up for A Recount?
The Harris Victory Fund quietly updated its donation page Wednesday morning to include a “Harris for President’s Recount Account,” signaling the possibility of triggering recounts in contested states, according to The Wall Street Journal. Harris’s campaign has not commented on any recount plans. The Vice President conceded the 2024 presidential election to Donald Trump on […]
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US Blocks TSMC’s China Shipments of Advanced AI Chips
The US Department of Commerce has directed Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co to stop shipping advanced semiconductor chips to Chinese customers, marking an escalation in Washington’s efforts to restrict China’s access to critical AI technology. The order, effective Monday, specifically targets chips with 7-nanometer or more advanced designs that are commonly used in artificial intelligence accelerators […]
Bottom May Not Yet Be In for Cannabis Stocks After Amendment 3 Failure
Cannabis stocks experienced a huge decline following the failure of Florida’s recreational marijuana ballot initiative, despite receiving majority support from voters. The measure, which needed 60% approval to pass, garnered over 55% of votes but fell short of the required threshold. The market reaction was swift and severe, with major cannabis companies seeing substantial drops […]
Making Sense of Markets After Trump’s Win | Frank Giustra
In this interview, Frank Giustra, CEO of Fiore Group, provides insights into current market dynamics and investment opportunities. Giustra begins by sharing his perspective on recent political developments and their potential impact on markets. He addresses the state of Canadian mining, drawing from his significant experience in building and financing mining companies. A key focus […]
Bitcoin Crosses $84,000 As MicroStrategy Drops $2 Billion Acquiring 27,200 More BTC
The price of bitcoin has sailed past the $84,000 mark, topping out at $84,788per US dollar, following the revelation by MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) that it has resumed buying bitcoin in substantial quantities. The tech company this morning indicated it acquired 27,200 bitcoins during the period between October 31, 2024 and November 10, 2024. The bitcoin […]
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Taxpayers Could Bear the Losses in Trans Mountain Pipeline Sale
Canada’s acquisition and expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline (TMC) in 2018 has long sparked controversy over its financial feasibility. With the expansion officially operational as of May 1, 2024, new analysis from the Parliamentary Budget Office suggests that the project’s sale may lead to considerable taxpayer losses. Despite significant federal investment and the project’s […]
Montreal Port Lockout Arrives, Sparks Fears of Food Shortages
1,200 dockworkers at the Port of Montreal are now locked out by their employer, escalating an already tense labor dispute with far-reaching implications for Canada’s economy, food security, and supply chains. The lockout means that operations at both the Montreal and Vancouver ports—Canada’s two largest, responsible for handling critical imports, including thousands of tonnes of […]