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Gold is holding firmly to its 2020 gains in the new year, as forecasts from leading global financial institutions point to fresh highs for the precious metal in the coming twelve months.

Australian listed biotech company Prescient Therapeutics (ASX: PTX) is forging a path for other prospective cancer treatments, by developing a platform to improve the performance of CAR T drugs.

Australian gold and copper explorer TechGen Metals is turning its attention to two gold projects near Kalgoorlie as it readies itself for an IPO later this year.

Zenith Minerals (ASX:ZNC) is a gold exploration company that identifies, explores and develops base and precious metals around Australia.

Pivotal Systems (ASX: PVS) designs and sells industry leading flow control subsystems for semiconductor processing equipment, that give a significant competitive advantage to the largest semiconductor producers in the world.

Australian uranium explorer Marenica Energy (ASX: MEY) is priming itself for an expected increase in uranium prices as the supply deficit worsens.

From dental hygiene to FIFO flight operators, Yarra Capital Management microcaps portfolio manager Joel Fleming says investors can find opportunities for fast growth in the small end of town.

Several major pharmaceutical companies have cautioned they’re unable to widely use revolutionary CAR-T cancer treatments, until an “off-the-shelf product” becomes available – highlighting the need to address current technology bottlenecks to drive down costs, and bring CAR-T therapy to more patients.

Independent Australian games developer PlaySide Studios posted revenue of $3.13 million over the previous quarter as highlighted in its first quarterly update, since listing on the ASX in December 2020.

Finance headlines have been buzzing in response to the GameStop stock surge last week. 

Over the past forty years the world has benefitted from rapid technological change – VHS tapes evolving to DVDs and finally streaming, to give an example – making life easier, faster, and more convenient in almost every regard.

After a decade of low prices, supply cuts and no new developments, uranium is now in a supply deficit. In order to keep the lights on, nuclear utilities providers are poised to rush into long-term contracts with uranium producers with proven track records.