Starcore International Mines' Mexican subsidiary, CMPB, has reached a 10-year agreement with the El Doctor Agrarian Community, granting it the social license to operate the La Tortilla silver mine in Querétaro, Mexico. This agreement allows CMPB to use community access roads and supports local well-being by creating jobs, improving medical services, and enhancing infrastructure. The deal aligns with Mexico's new mining law requiring community consultations and aims to ensure stable, responsible mining operations. This social license is crucial for the project's continuation and community relations moving forward.
Twisted Tea has introduced a limited-edition Split Pack designed to divide into two six-packs, catering to couples going through divorce. This launch coincides with data showing divorce filings spike in late summer. The pack features the original Twi...
In Q2 2026, Longleaf Small-Cap Fund saw positive contributions from New York real estate firms Alexander’s and Empire State Realty Trust, as well as travel company Tripadvisor. However, Boston Beer negatively impacted the quarter due to mixed short-t...
