Lavras Gold has initiated a targeted diamond drilling program at its Caneleira Target in Brazil to expand and better define high-grade gold mineral resources near the surface, potentially suitable for open-pit mining. This follows promising drill results showing significant gold grades, which could enhance the economics of the nearby Fazenda-Butia development project. The company has also completed critical environmental field studies, moving closer to submitting a Preliminary Environmental License by December 2026. Over the next six to eight months, drilling will prioritize higher-grade zones to support resource classification and metallurgical testing to assess gold recovery potential.
Alphabet is investing heavily in nuclear power contracts to power its AI data centers, suspending share buybacks, and doubling its debt load to support massive capital expenditures. This move reflects confidence in sustained AI demand, backed by stro...
Acurx Pharmaceuticals presented a study showing ibezapolstat (IBZ) outperforms vancomycin and fidaxomicin in killing Clostridioides difficile and vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus (VRE) in lab tests. IBZ maintained strong bactericidal activity even i...
NVIDIA and Palantir both reported strong quarterly results, highlighting unstoppable AI growth. NVIDIA focuses on the physical infrastructure powering AI models, with revenue up 106% and a strong data center segment. Palantir excels in software that ...
The upcoming US Senate vote on the CLARITY Act, which aims to clarify regulatory authority over cryptocurrencies, threatens a $9.46 million short squeeze in XRP if the price rises just 5% to $1.4644. Currently trading around $1.40, XRP is near a tech...
Intel reported its strongest revenue growth in over 15 years with Q2 2026 revenue hitting $16.128 billion, driven by a 59% surge in Data Center and AI revenue. Shares have tripled in the past year, rising 318%, but momentum is slowing due to ongoing ...
