Buffalo Potash has successfully completed drilling and casing its second vertical well, which will serve as a disposal well for surplus brine, finishing Phase 1 of its Initial Production Module (IPM) ahead of schedule and under budget. The company has also begun drilling its first horizontal well, marking the start of Phase 2, aimed at more efficient potash extraction using its patented Horizontal Line-Drive technology. These developments support the planned modular expansion of the Disley Project in Saskatchewan, targeting initial production in early 2027 and potentially scaling up to over 1 million tonnes annually. The progress enhances geological understanding and sets the stage for further feasibility studies and phased development.
Reddit's stock has fallen 28% year-to-date despite reporting over 60% revenue growth and expanding margins, driven by concerns over choppy Google search referrals and uncertainty around data licensing. Analysts remain bullish, with an average price t...
In August 2026, several blue-chip Dividend Kings and Aristocrats, including Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and McDonald's, continued their long-standing tradition of raising dividends. These companies showed strong cash flow...
Canadian Solar has successfully resolved a U.S. patent infringement lawsuit filed by Maxeon Solar, with the federal court dismissing the case with prejudice. The dispute involved three patents related to TOPCon solar cell technology, but the Patent T...
Blue Sky Uranium Corp. and its joint venture Ivana Minerales S.A. announced a new 12-month exploration program at the Amarillo Grande Uranium-Vanadium Project in Argentina. The program includes a 500-meter reverse circulation drill at the Cuatro targ...
Toogood Gold Corp. announced positive findings from a technical review of its Table Mountain Gold-Silver Project in Nevada by Dr. Stuart F. Simmons, an expert in epithermal deposits. The review identified well-preserved surface features indicating a ...
