In today's video we're taking a look at two of the best things to come out of facebook in a long time... BRAND NEW MERCH: http://memeulous.fanfiber.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/memeulous Snapchat: Memeulous Follow me on Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/memeulous Ask me questions: http://ask.fm/memeulous Business/media enquiries: memeulousbusiness@hotmail.com Original video from the start - http...Read More

Source: MAC's Facts & Figures 2016.While optimism is slowly but steadily returning to the global mining industry, Canada doesn't seem to be in a good position to benefit from the increasing number of companies ready to make new and significant investments.At least that is the conclusion from a report released Thursday by the Mining Association of Canada (MAC), which also warns of the possibility o...Read More

Canada's Barrick Gold (TSX, NYSE:ABX), the world's largest miner of the precious metal, has chosen to remain focused on cash flow generation rather than growth.The miner is focusing on projects with the potential to add as much as 1.1 million ounces of gold to its total output beyond 2021.While the Toronto-based company revealed Wednesday it plans to boost annual output this year, it said such in...Read More

* World stocks index at record peak, Europe fades* U.S. dollar bounce loses steam on profit taking* Wall Street pulls back as banks lag (Updates with U.S. market open; changes byline, dateline; previous LONDON)By Chuck MikolajczakNEW YORK, Feb 16 (Reuters) - A gauge of major world equity markets scaled a fresh record on Thursday, boosted by rosy global data, while U.S. bond prices received a lift...Read More

* World stocks index hits record hit, Europe fades* U.S. dollar bounce runs out of steam on profit taking* Technical indicators ask questions about valuations* Data remains strongBy Marc JonesLONDON, Feb 16 (Reuters) - World stocks hit an all time high on Thursday as the latest round of robust global data matched hopes that major economies like the United States will soon be serving up large helpi...Read More

Investing.com - Gold prices rose to a one-week high on Thursday, as the U.S. dollar pulled back from its strongest level in more than a month, supporting demand for the yellow metal.Gold for April delivery on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange inched up $4.05, or about 0.3%, to $1,237.15 a troy ounce by 3:15AM ET (08:15GMT).It rose to $1,238.00 during Asian hours, the strongest...Read More

(Adds company news items, futures)Feb 16 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening down 7 points to 7295 on Thursday, according to financial bookmakers, with futures down 0.1 percent ahead of the cash market open.* The blue-chip FTSE 100 index closed 0.5 percent higher at 7302.41 after setting its highest level since mid-January on Wednesday as investors bet on financial stocks fo...Read More

Feb 16 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening down 7 points to 7295 on Thursday, according to financial bookmakers.* The blue-chip FTSE 100 index closed 0.5 percent higher at 7302.41 after setting its highest level since mid-January on Wednesday as investors bet on financial stocks following U.S. Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen's hawkish tone suggested U.S. interest rates wo...Read More

CENTENNIAL, Colo., February 16, 2017 - Uranium Resources, Inc. (NASDAQ:URRE; ASX: URI), a leading exploration, development, and uranium production company, announced today that it has completed a registered direct offering with Aspire Capital Fund, LLC ("Aspire") whereby Aspire purchased a combination of 2,748,101 common shares and pre-funded common stock purchase warrants at a price of $1.58. G...Read More

Uranium has been out of favor for the last few years, and as John Kaiser of Kaiser Research explains in this video interview, the Fukushima disaster is largely to blame. "Fukushima is the problem," he says, "the Japanese nuclear reactors have been on standby ever since then, and that means they have all their stockpiles that they had then."What's more, "because of the long-term contracts that they...Read More

James Weaver and Andy Wallace make a popular return to the podcast chair to tell more stories from their careers and also discuss who should be on the shortlist for the Motor Sport Hall of Fame US racing category.Read More

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Monopolies Are Worse Than We Thought … Economists are increasingly turning their attention to the problem of monopoly. This doesn't mean literal monopoly, like when one utility company provides all the power in a city. It refers to market concentration in general — when an industry goes from having 20 players to having only 10, or when the four biggest companies in an industry start ta...Read More

Scientists Have Announced a Plan to ‘Refreeze’ the Arctic … Desperate times call for desperate measures, and with temperatures near the North Pole hitting an unheard-of 20 ?C (36 ?F) warmer than average last year, things in the Arctic are undeniably grim right now. But rather than sit by and watch as the sea ice disappears from the region at an unprecedented rate, scientists have...Read More

Yellen defends independence of Federal Reserve … Federal Reserve Board Chair Janet L. Yellen defended the central bank's independence Wednesday from Republican lawmakers pushing for major changes in how the Fed operates and how regulators oversee the nation's banking system.The Federal Reserve is not independent and never has been. It is part of the Bank for International Settlements for on...Read More

Monopolies Are Worse Than We Thought … Economists are increasingly turning their attention to the problem of monopoly. This doesn't mean literal monopoly, like when one utility company provides all the power in a city. It refers to market concentration in general — when an industry goes from having 20 players to having only 10, or when the four biggest companies in an industry start ta...Read More

Scientists Have Announced a Plan to ‘Refreeze’ the Arctic … Desperate times call for desperate measures, and with temperatures near the North Pole hitting an unheard-of 20 ?C (36 ?F) warmer than average last year, things in the Arctic are undeniably grim right now. But rather than sit by and watch as the sea ice disappears from the region at an unprecedented rate, scientists have...Read More

Yellen defends independence of Federal Reserve … Federal Reserve Board Chair Janet L. Yellen defended the central bank's independence Wednesday from Republican lawmakers pushing for major changes in how the Fed operates and how regulators oversee the nation's banking system.The Federal Reserve is not independent and never has been. It is part of the Bank for International Settlements for on...Read More

Brazil's Vale (NYSE:VALE) is said to be looking for a buyer for its four fertilizer plants, located in the southeastern city of Cubat??o, which were not included in a $2.5 billion deal inked last year with US-based Mosaic Co, the No.1 producer of phosphate fertilizer.The assets include four plants producing phosphate-based, ammonia and nitrogen byproducts.The reworked plan follows a decision by No...Read More

A new report by SNL Metals and Mining on exploration spending by the largest mining companies, documents the shifting sands in the mining industry last year as the sector began to turn around.SNL, part of S&P Global, notes that larger players allocated a total of nearly $2.2 billion for non-ferrous exploration during the year. Companies with the 20 largest exploration budgets in 2016 accounted for...Read More