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Australian game developer, PlaySide Studios (ASX: PLY), has just released three new casual mobile games.

Junior gold and copper explorer TechGen is eyeing an early-April listing on the ASX after successfully raising $6 million through a heavily oversubscribed initial public offering (IPO). 

Australian uranium explorer Marenica Energy (ASX: MEY) has uncovered additional prehistoric riverbeds (known as palaeochannels) at its Namib IV project site in Namibia.

The price of lithium hit a two-year high earlier this month as demand for the rare earth element continues to surge, and Viriathus Australia’s managing director Shaun Cartwright is reaping the benefits.

Australian gold explorer Nusantara has delivered a maiden Measured Resource for its Indonesia-based Awak Mas gold project following a close-spaced diamond drilling program.

Google has confirmed it will ban tracking cookies on its Chrome browser by 2022, with plans to replace the service with a new ‘profiling’ solution for advertisers.

Present day markets are pricing shares on the momentum of their industries, rather than the stock’s underlying value, according to Cyan Investment Management director Dean Fergie. 

Greensill is a trade financier founded by Lex Greensill in 2011. Now it is under administration in Australia and the UK.

Reducing carbon emissions will become a key part of Australia’s COVID-19 economic recovery plans, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said.

With the repeal of legislation which banned US sports betting at a federal level, it is now up to US states to decide to legalise sports wagering. With sporting events at the heart of US culture, this has opened up major expansion opportunities for PointsBet (ASX: PBH), a corporate bookmaking company that is rolling out its successful sports wagering platform across the US.

Warren Buffett released his much-anticipated annual letter to investors last Saturday. Every year, investors pore over the billionaire CEO of Berkshire Hathaway’s words, hoping to glean some wisdom from an investor with a remarkable track record. After a year like no other, the appetite for his insights was particularly strong.

Markets are willing to believe companies are worth far more than their fundamentals would suggest, and this behaviour will be a major investing theme in 2021 according to Dean Fergie.