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The tech industry is likely to find itself scrambling to secure supply… It’s key to hard drives.  It helps feed our insatiable hunger for big data.  Without it, medicine would be deprived of MRIs and critical R&D.  Even billionaire Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space mission depends on it… as the richest man in the world prepares to go on the maiden commercial flight into space.   So does Elon Musk’s SpaceX, Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic, and of course, NASA.  That’s why we’ve had a federal reserve for this gas and price controls since the early days of the Cold War. 

/PRNewswire/ -- BlackBerry Limited (NYSE: BB; TSX: BB) today announced its participation at the following virtual investor conference: Baird 2021 Global...

, has seen shares surge a massive 800% over the last year. They’ve signed a number of important partnerships and deals over the last year including government agencies, A-list celebrities, and major multinational corporations. Perhaps more impressive though, they managed to grow their business throughout both the United States and Canada all during a time when ridesharing as an industry suffered during global lockdowns. Their ridesharing model is simple.  Whenever customers hitch a ride with Facedrive, they have the choice to ride in an eco-friendly EV, a hybrid or a standard gas-powered c...

While North America has largely been explored already over the last 50 to 100 years… Europe’s seeing new opportunities that could prove to be extremely lucrative in the days ahead. And United Lithium is preparing to dive in at their new Bergby Project in Sweden, once their purchase closes. They’ll jump right on it, because the deal terms call for United to spend at least $1M on the property in the first 18 months after closing. Located near the world-famous Woxna Graphite mine and the new Northvolt lithium battery gigafactory, it’s in the perfect location… This is why over the last ...

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2019, 97-year-old John B. Goodenough received the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking work on developing lithium-ion batteries. His discovery more than 40 years ago led to a massive breakthrough, giving us the rechargeable batteries hidden inside devices we use every day...From smartphones and computers to power tools and medical equipment. But today, it's led to a boom that's signaling the biggest shift in the auto industry in over 100 years.  Mentioned in today's commentary includes:  Algonquin Power & Utili...