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When it comes to investments in these times of uncertainty, deep research and understanding of companies and the wider markets is imperative.

Independent video game developer PlaySide Studios, has signed a license agreement with Hollywood’s Metro Goldwyn Mayer (MGM) studio to create a mobile game based on the Legally Blonde film franchise.

The challenges facing the global logistics industry as they distribute vital COVID-19 vaccines around the world has thrust access control firmly into the public eye.

Gold and copper explorer TechGen Metals has issued its prospectus ahead of an indicative end-March IPO date. Click here to view the Prospectus and for the opportunity to participate in this IPO. 

Historically high unemployment rates created by the “great virus crisis” of 2020 are tipped to be a boom for the mining industry, according to Gleneagle Securities’ Greg Tolpigin.

The United States government’s push to decarbonise the country’s power grid is expected to turbo-charge Australian uranium stocks, according to industry insiders.

When JVC launched VHS videos in 1971, it started a consumer revolution that permanently altered the way the public consume media. 

Commodity-related companies are tipped to do very well  in 2021 as governments around the world invest into infrastructure projects to stimulate the economy, according to Gleneagle Securities’ Gregory Tolpigin.

Internet users can expect to see changes in the way advertisements are served to them after Facebook’s attempt to ban news sites drove a massive consumer backlash.

In 1958, a forward-thinking design team at Ford Motors unveiled a revolutionary ‘Nucleon’ concept model – the world’s first and only nuclear car.

Emyria Limited (ASX: EMD) is an Australian drug development company that focuses on novel treatments for patients with unmet medical needs. The drug development programs are backed by proprietary clinical evidence, which is then used to inform future programs.

While most companies have now adopted cloud, the shift has not been seamless. A high percentage of global organisations are still yet to fully adopt cloud, due to their ongoing reliance on incompatible legacy equipment.