Luke BurgessPosted May 23, 2006
Now that Bolivia has moved to nationalize their natural gas industry, will the country's mining industry be next?
Brian HicksPosted May 22, 2006
Nuclear Power provides use with a reliable domestic power source, but new developments may now make it even better than it already is.
Brian HicksPosted May 15, 2006
Big Brother doesn't just watch you. He's a bully too.
Luke BurgessPosted May 12, 2006
Gold World editor Luke Burgess provides information for investors looking to profit from current copper prices.
Luke BurgessPosted May 9, 2006
Copper prices took a break today from a bull run that has pushed up prices nearly 75% since the beginning of the year.
Luke BurgessPosted May 5, 2006
You may have never heard of it, but soon manganese may become one of the most sought after elements in the world.
Luke BurgessPosted May 4, 2006
Gold World editor Luke Burgess outlines the investment highlights of rising manganese prices.
Brian HicksPosted May 2, 2006
In China, roads are being built. Other roads that have already been constructed are torn up and repaved. With an urban unemployment rate of 8%, the government has to have people do something...so...
Luke BurgessPosted May 1, 2006
On Friday, the International Atomic Energy Agency reported that Iran failed to conform to a 30-day UN Security Council deadline to suspend uranium enrichment.
Brian HicksPosted April 23, 2006
Hot damn, I love the sun. It gives us light, Vitamin D, and is the world's foremost nuclear power no matter what Iran and the US do to each other. Now it's music to my ears.
Luke BurgessPosted April 20, 2006
Gold World editor Luke Burgess reports that rising copper prices provides a different reason to pinch your pennies.
Brian HicksPosted April 18, 2006
Man, I missed China. I missed delicious dumplings, eye-popping neon signs, and bombastic speeches. I especially missed the speeches. Halfway between high school coach and preschool teacher, Chinese...