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Seven Mining Stocks to Buy as Inflation Hedges Amid Economic Recovery  Share   Share Seven mining stocks to buy as inflation hedges amid the ongoing economic recovery are benefiting from rising prices for cooper, iron ore and steel, as well as limited new capacity to meet growing demand. The seven mining stocks to buy are taking flight after record-setting prices worldwide for copper, iron ore, steel and aluminum, according to BoA Global Research. In fact, those prices have jumped more than 20% above their average for the past decade, the investment firm wrote in a recent research note. It...

Camden Scheidt broke Highland's record for triples in a season with his seventh of the year in a 7-1 win over Portage in the Trojans' regular-season finale.

Six Best Semiconductor Stocks to Buy Now Appear Undervalued  Share   Share   Tweet Six best semiconductor stocks to buy now are trading at discounts compared to slower-growing industrial stocks. S&P 500 semiconductor stocks trade at an average of 19x 2022 price-to-earnings (P/E) estimates, nearly 20% below the S&P 500 Industrials, despite free cash flow (FCF) margins 1,500-2,000 basis points (bps) above and 400-500 bp faster sales growth than the industrials, according to a May 11 BoA Global Research note. Semiconductor stocks share attributes with high-quality industrials, with the curr...

Rob Brown/Getty Images Montana earned the nickname “Joe Cool” for staying calm when the stakes were high. The story is that before he led the Niners on that winning 92-yard drive against the Bengals in the Super Bowl he pointed out John Candy in the stands to his teammates. He was known for his come-from-behind wins, which helped him to two MVPs and three Super Bowl MVPs. Montana made an All-Pro team six times, and he was efficient for his era. Montana led the league in completion percentage five times. Efficiency matched with calm. That’s how you become a legend.

PRO BASEBALL Brosseau breaks up Manaea's no-hitter: Sean Manaea's bid to throw MLB's second no-hitter of the night and fifth of the season on Friday was broken up by Mike Brosseau. The Oakland southpaw had thrown seven no-hit innings before the Tampa Bay hitter, who specializes against left-handed pitching, laced a double to lead off the eighth inning. Brosseau came in to score and tie the game 1-1 on Mike Zunino's hit. The former Andrean teammates add the latest chapter to their storied careers. ESPN reporter Jeff Passan told The Times he hadn't heard of a hitter breaking up a pitcher's n...