Plenty of news over the past week, some good, some bad, some meaningless. Union Jack Oil (UJO) and Reabold Resources (RBD) started the week with announcements regarding the West Newton
Chinese rare-earth magnet producer to expand as EV demand booms
Industries around the world producing a host of electrical appliances will increasingly be forced to compete for rare-earth magnets with China’s burgeoning market for new energy vehicles, according to one
US military firms likely to face China rare earth restrictions: Global Times
BEIJING: Military equipment firms in the United States will likely have their supply of Chinese rare earths restricted, the Global Times said on Monday (Jun 17), after China’s state economic
West Newton “potentially UK’s largest onshore hydrocarbon discovery since 1973”
An investor in the West Newton well site in East Yorkshire has said it could be the UK’s largest onshore gas field and the largest onshore hydrocarbon discovery since 1973.
Report of the Rathlin Liaison Community Group Meeting,12th June 2019
We have watched the rise in the share price of both Reabold Resources & Union Jack Oil who hold a stake in Licence PEDL 183 contains the significant West Newton A-1 gas
When Brussels decided to end tax avoiding practices, Britain decided to leave the EU.
David Cameron wanted Great Britain to remain in the European Union, however, his frail campaign failed because he never informed the British voters of the biggest advantage of staying,
Share Talk Weekly Stock Market News, 3rd June 2019
It was another busy week in the junior markets for us, we caught up with Mick Billing, Executive Chairman of Thor Mining (ASX:LON; THR) who called into the studio to
China ready to hit back at U.S. with rare earths ban
BEIJING (Reuters) – China is ready to use rare earths to strike back in a trade war with the United States, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday in strongly worded commentaries
A Short Seller Bets It All on a Spectacular Market Crash
Horseman Capital’s Russell Clark has been bearish for more than seven years. And if he’s wrong? “This could be my farewell interview,” he says.
Germany to close all 84 of its coal-fired power plants, will rely primarily on renewable energy
Germany, one of the world’s biggest consumers of coal, will shut down all 84 of its coal-fired power plants over the next 19 years to meet its international commitments in
Can’t log into your bank account? Possible reasons and solutions
For your first holiday in a long time, you decide to go somewhere new. You don’t want to spend too much, but you feel that a change in scenery is
