Gold and silver prices are trading mildly up in early U.S. trading Tuesday.
Dragons fly as Chinese millennials take a shine to gold
For many affluent young Chinese consumers, modern simplicity is out and tradition is back in when it comes to jewellery.
Red Light Closes Acquisition of Mera Life Sciences and Files Quarterly Financial Statements
Red Light Holland reports its Q1 for fiscal year 2022. The company also confirms closing on its acquisition of Mera Life Sciences.
Governor of Colorado Pens Letter Urging Legitimate Cannabis Banking
As Democrats in Congress appear eager to finally tackle comprehensive marijuana reform, Colorado Governor Jared Polis hopes they address one particular cannabis policy first.
Gold price near steady amid quieter marketplace Monday
Gold prices are trading near unchanged and silver prices slightly higher in early U.S. trading Monday.
Gold price lifted by Fed’s dovish remarks on tapering
Gold climbed higher on Friday as Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell stopped short of signaling when the central bank would dial back its economic support, while reiterating his view that the current price spikes are transitory.
Missouri Advocates File Ballot Initiative to Legalize Cannabis
Advocates in Missouri have filed a ballot initiative to legalize cannabis for adults in the state and now must collect 175,000 signatures to put the issue to voters during next year’s midterm elections.
Psychedelic Drug Industry Report Card For 2021
As investors look to fine-tune their portfolios after the summer, we review the psychedelic drug industry and public company performance in 2021.
Gold price up just ahead of Fed Chair Powell's speech
Gold and silver prices are modestly higher in early trading Friday, as the market event of the week, if not the month, lies just ahead: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech at the annual Kansas City Fed symposium.
Aluminum price hits highest level since April 2018 on China curbs
Aluminum prices jumped on Friday to their highest in more than three years as worries about supplies from top producer China escalated after the country’s Xinjiang region imposed output limits on five smelters.
USDA Launches National Survey Of 20,000 Hemp Farmers To Inform Policy And Industry Stakeholders
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is moving forward with a large-scale survey to gain insight into the hemp market that’s emerged since the crop was federally legalized under the 2018 Farm Bill.
Marijuana tourism is evolving in Aurora and Denver with legal tour buses, lounges
Aurora flung open the doors on the next — and perhaps final — frontier in the world of legal cannabis in Colorado, giving initial approval this week for smoking lounges, tasting rooms and tour buses filled with stoned customers.
