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Locksley Resources Engages US Firms for Desert Antimony Mine Scoping Study

Locksley Resources Engages US Firms for Desert Antimony Mine Scoping Study

Locksley Resources Engages US Firms for Desert Antimony Mine Scoping Study
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Goldman Sachs Warns AI Stock Investors of Potential Overvaluation Risks

Goldman Sachs Warns AI Stock Investors of Potential Overvaluation Risks

Goldman Sachs Warns AI Stock Investors of Potential Overvaluation Risks
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US Lawmaker Raises Concerns Over Ivanhoe Atlantic's Alleged Ties with China

US Lawmaker Raises Concerns Over Ivanhoe Atlantic's Alleged Ties with China

US lawmaker John Moolenaar has expressed concerns about the mining company Ivanhoe Atlantic's alleged connections with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Moolenaar, who chairs the US House of Representatives' bipartisan select committee on China, addressed these concerns in a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He highlighted that Ivanhoe Atlantic's major shareholder, I-Pulse, has ties to Chinese state-owned enterprises. Moolenaar's letter also pointed out that Ivanhoe Mines, a company related to Ivanhoe Atlantic, has significant Chinese ownership through CITIC Group and Zijin Mining. Ivanhoe Atlantic has refuted claims of being influenced by these Chinese entities, emphasizing its commitment to US national security and its exclusive supply chain agreements with the US and allies.
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US Lawmaker Raises Concerns Over Ivanhoe Atlantic's Chinese Ties Impacting National Security

US Lawmaker Raises Concerns Over Ivanhoe Atlantic's Chinese Ties Impacting National Security

US lawmaker John Moolenaar, who chairs the US House of Representatives' bipartisan select committee on China, has expressed concerns regarding Ivanhoe Atlantic's connections with Chinese state-owned enterprises. In a letter to State Department Secretary Marco Rubio, Moolenaar highlighted Ivanhoe Atlantic's significant ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) through its major shareholder, I-Pulse, and its connections to Chinese companies CITIC Group and Zijin Mining. CITIC's telecommunication services have been flagged by the US Federal Communications Commission as a national security risk, while Zijin was added to the 'Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act' entity list in 2025 for using forced labor in China. Moolenaar's letter underscores the strategic investments by the CCP in foreign mining firms to secure critical mineral supply chains.
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Pantera Minerals Begins Trading on OTCQB, Expanding U.S. Investor Access

Pantera Minerals Begins Trading on OTCQB, Expanding U.S. Investor Access

Pantera Minerals Begins Trading on OTCQB, Expanding U.S. Investor Access
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Church Dwight Sells VitaFusion and L’il Critters to Focus on Core Brands

Church Dwight Sells VitaFusion and L’il Critters to Focus on Core Brands

Church Dwight Sells VitaFusion and L’il Critters to Focus on Core Brands
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UK Banks Granted New Powers to Offer Financial Advice to Bridge 'Advice Gap'

UK Banks Granted New Powers to Offer Financial Advice to Bridge 'Advice Gap'

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK is set to implement new rules allowing banks and financial firms to provide targeted investment and pension advice. This initiative aims to bridge the 'advice gap' where many consumers feel overwhelmed or unsure about their investment options. The new regime, described as 'game changing' by FCA's deputy chief executive Sarah Pritchard, will enable millions to receive guidance on financial decisions without incurring the costs associated with personalized financial advice. The move is part of a broader government strategy to encourage investment and stimulate economic growth.
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Nick McDonald Joins Marks Clerk as Partner to Enhance IP Services

Nick McDonald Joins Marks Clerk as Partner to Enhance IP Services

Nick McDonald Joins Marks Clerk as Partner to Enhance IP Services
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Idaho National Laboratory Partners with Perpetua for Antimony Processing to Support U.S. Military Needs

Idaho National Laboratory Partners with Perpetua for Antimony Processing to Support U.S. Military Needs

Perpetua Resources has announced a partnership with the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to develop a pilot processing plant for antimony, a mineral critical to national defense. The plant will refine antimony ore from Perpetua's Stibnite Gold Project in Valley County, Idaho, to military-grade specifications. This collaboration aims to address a national security need by providing a domestic source of antimony, which is currently not produced in the U.S. The Stibnite project is expected to produce nearly 150 million pounds of antimony over its operational life, with up to 10% of the ore designated for military use. The U.S. Department of War plans to use the refined antimony in various munitions and military applications. The project has received over $20 million in federal funding to develop the supply chain, and the pilot plant is scheduled to be built early next year.
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Top US Destinations Where Holiday Lights Turn Nights Into Magic

Top US Destinations Where Holiday Lights Turn Nights Into Magic

Holiday light destinations across the US transform neighborhoods, parks, and landmarks into glowing seasonal spectacles. Travelers can enjoy elaborate displays, themed walkthroughs, synchronized shows, and community celebrations that bring winter nights to life. These events combine artistry, technology, and tradition to create unforgettable experiences for families and visitors. Whether exploring small towns or major cities, holiday light trips offer a joyful road-trip opportunity filled with color, creativity, and festive atmosphere.
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Dodge Charger Wins TopGear.com US Car of the Year for Performance and Versatility

Dodge Charger Wins TopGear.com US Car of the Year for Performance and Versatility

Dodge Charger Wins TopGear.com US Car of the Year for Performance and Versatility
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Canada's top envoy to the US will resign before review of free trade agreement

Canada's top envoy to the US will resign before review of free trade agreement

Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. for the last six years says she’s resigning next year as the two major trading partners review the free trade agreement