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Manganese Prices
Luke BurgessPosted May 4, 2006
Gold World editor Luke Burgess outlines the investment highlights of rising manganese prices.
Money - It's a Gas
Brian HicksPosted May 2, 2006
In China, roads are being built. Other roads that have already been constructed are torn up and repaved. With an urban unemployment rate of 8%, the government has to have people do something...so...
Three More Years of High Gas Prices
Luke BurgessPosted May 1, 2006
On Friday, the International Atomic Energy Agency reported that Iran failed to conform to a 30-day UN Security Council deadline to suspend uranium enrichment.
SunTunes
Brian HicksPosted April 23, 2006
Hot damn, I love the sun. It gives us light, Vitamin D, and is the world's foremost nuclear power no matter what Iran and the US do to each other. Now it's music to my ears.
Pinching Your Pennies
Luke BurgessPosted April 20, 2006
Gold World editor Luke Burgess reports that rising copper prices provides a different reason to pinch your pennies.
Hopkins Hears a Hu
Brian HicksPosted April 18, 2006
Man, I missed China. I missed delicious dumplings, eye-popping neon signs, and bombastic speeches. I especially missed the speeches. Halfway between high school coach and preschool teacher, Chinese...
Hose Water is it, Anyway?
Brian HicksPosted April 17, 2006
England isn't generally thought of for its dearth of H2O. But as I watched a spokesman for Thames Water interviewed on the anomalous beach of a Sussex reservoir, I knew the land must be thirsty.
Gasoline Soars Ahead Holiday Weekend
Luke BurgessPosted April 14, 2006
With the holiday weekend upon us, retail gasoline prices are soaring across the nation as the crude oil market prices increase dramatically.
Beatrice the Bellwether
Brian HicksPosted April 11, 2006
Scotland is in transition. A recently instituted smoking ban finds Edinburgh bars emanating stale sweat and baked potato essence instead of the pleasant-by-comparison nicotine stench. Meanwhile in...
Truth And Consequence
Brian HicksPosted April 6, 2006
It's interesting how $60 oil has gone so gently into this good night. Even though prices have eased, the consumer has accepted this new paradigm, like so much else, without much thought.
In a Hand Basket
Luke BurgessPosted April 3, 2006
The clock is ticking. Last week the UN Security Council told Iran it had 30 days to halt its uranium enrichment endeavor. If the country refuses to cordially roll over to meet the demands by the...
The Premier's Old Coat
Brian HicksPosted March 28, 2006
When you ask a stranger for directions in China, you'd better ask another. Though "which way is the post office?" wouldn't normally fall within the realm of opinion in most countries, I've learned...
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