Georgia Williams

2 weeks ago | nasdaq.com | Georgia Williams |Melissa Pistilli

Uranium prices have surged since 2020, fueled by growing demand and optimism for the future. In February 2024, uranium reached its highest level in nearly two decades when values surpassed the US$100 level. Since then, prices have contracted, but remain historically high. Geopolitical tensions and trade concerns weighed on uranium prices in early 2025, pushing values below US$65 per pound for the first time since 2023. Now on the rebound spot U3O8 prices are holding at the US$70 level.

2 weeks ago | investingnews.com | Georgia Williams

Ontario is making a significant investment in the development of a homegrown critical minerals supply chain, unveiling a nearly C$3.1 billion funding package as part of its 2025 budget, "A Plan to Protect Ontario."The initiative aims to foster a more competitive, resilient and self-sufficient economy while placing Indigenous partnerships at the forefront of the province’s resource development strategy.

2 weeks ago | investingnews.com | Georgia Williams

The S&P/TSX Composite Index (INDEXTSI:JX)reached a new all-time high of 26,105.67 as markets opened on Tuesday (May 20), representing a 4.88 percent uptick since January. The milestone extends the index's five week rally, which has been fueled by strong performances in the mining and financial sectors, as well as easing global trade tensions. Gold has been a significant contributor to the TSX's ascent as well.

3 weeks ago | investingnews.com | Georgia Williams

As the global energy transition accelerates, the mining sector is increasingly navigating a complex landscape of shifting demand, volatile prices and growing sustainability priorities. During an S&P Global webinar on the state of the mining industry in Q1, analysts highlighted renewable power development and mine-site electrification as key sustainability drivers shaping the future of resource extraction.

3 weeks ago | mdedge.com | Georgia Williams |Mika M. Tabata |Brett H. Keeling |Margaret Brown

THE DIAGNOSIS: Apocrine HidrocystomaHistology for all 3 lesions demonstrated similar cystic structures lined by a dual layer of epithelial cells, with the outermost layer composed of flattened myoepithelial cells and the inner layer composed of cells with apocrine features (Figure 1). Based on these findings, a diagnosis of apocrine hidrocystoma was made. The patient underwent successful surgical excision shortly thereafter without recurrence at follow-up 1 year later.