Homeland Nickel Inc. has agreed to sell its Shamrock Nickel-Copper Project in Oregon to American Gold & Copper Inc. for an initial payment of $150,000 plus $8,500 to cover mining claim renewal costs. The sale is subject to a 60-day due diligence period and other closing conditions, with anticipated completion by October 11, 2026. Shamrock is a significant nickel sulphide project with copper and precious metals, but Homeland is focusing on its nine nickel laterite properties in Oregon. American Gold & Copper aims to expand its portfolio of mineral projects through this acquisition.
Berkshire Hathaway has allocated 29.7% of its $356 billion investment portfolio to just two artificial intelligence stocks. This significant concentration underscores the growing confidence and interest in AI technologies as key drivers of future gro...
Citi has kept a Buy rating and a £44 target price on Antofagasta PLC despite lowering its 2026 copper production forecast due to weather disruptions at Los Pelambres. The bank expects production to be at the lower end of guidance but sees improving c...
An Ethereum user reportedly lost access to 810 ETH, worth about $1.86 million, after visiting a phishing site mimicking Tornado Cash's interface through an expired domain. The attacker allegedly stole private deposit credentials, allowing withdrawal ...
The Allstate Corporation announced estimated catastrophe losses of $682 million for July, with after-tax losses at $539 million. These losses stem from 23 events, with about 75% attributed to two major wind and hail storms. This significant impact hi...
AGCO Corporation announced that its Fendt and Massey Ferguson equipment will be featured in the free mobile game American Farming 2, launching August 24. The game allows players to operate true-to-life tractors and machinery in an Iowa-inspired virtu...
