
If you were to try and quench your thirst by drinking water from a river or stream in South Africa’s Witwatersrand Basin, it’s highly likely that you would in fact be ingesting battery acid. Bizarre, but disturbingly true.
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The other day I met a doctor, a heart specialist from the John Radcliffe Hospital. He was a busy man, he said, and told me why. “Until recently,” he explained, “I saw people who had something wrong with them. Now I see people who just think that they may have ...
The Alternative Investment Market (AIM) is still “the most successful growth market in the world, powering the companies of tomorrow”. That at least is the spin given by the London Stock Exchange – despite a dismal year for all those City professionals who have ...
It takes guts to make a fortune, whether you do so by investing or a more unconventional pursuit. And nobody, surely, was braver and bolder than Evel Knievel. My Christmas reading included ‘Life of Evel’, the biography of this extraordinary stuntman. If you don’t ...
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Other Small cap news... AFC Energy ticks up 9% thanks to key Australian deal
Shares in AFC Energy (ticker: AFC) jump 9% as Australia’s Linc Energy (ASX:LNC) says it will use AFC’s novel fuel cell systems.
Synthetic hydrogen from Linc's ...
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Other Small cap news... FuturaGene earns licence to use new crop technology
Shares in FuturaGene jump 13% as it announces a new licence agreement with Bayer CropScience.
The licence is for using Bayer’s drought tolerance technology for cotton ...
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Other Small cap news... New deal sends "clean tech" penny share soaring
Shares in Sabien Technology (ticker: SNT) leapt by as much as 49% at the highpoint on Monday, ending the day 25% ...
Dear Reader, It’s hot in Kurdistan. The sun beats down relentlessly, the sand shimmers and the camels plod their weary way across the dunes. But it’s really not the climate that’s of interest to us as investors. It’s not the sand either. It is what lies ...
Well, how about that? No sooner do I write a nice positive article last Thursday about training group Xpertise than it attracts a take-over bid and the shares gain 85%! Since when, with a long weekend away from the thrills and spills of the small company world, I ...
After two weeks on holiday it is time to catch up on the economic situation and to whom better to turn than my old friends Dr Susan Swings and Professor Roy Roundabout. I don’t think you have met these two, so let me give a few introductions. I have known both ...
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