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Byline: Milan Calendine A Story Anthony Bourdain was an icon. However, before he reached icon status, he was debt-ridden, living in obscurity in a rebellious and savage culinary industry in New York City. He held almost every kitchen position, from line cook to head chef. If you have ever been to New York, you understand the culinary…
Read More »Article by: Milan Calendine She was only 3 when the Nazis invaded Czechoslovakia, and her family was forced into exile in England in 1939. Her family returned home following World War II only to leave again in 1948 when a coup d’état marked the beginning of four decades of communist rule in Czechoslovakia. Madeleine Albright spent much…
Read More »Written by: Milan Calendine In 2004, Annie Duke found herself sitting at the table with nine other men in the final round of the World Series of Poker. When recounting her experience in that pivotal game, Annie reveals a surprising sentiment: she felt undeserving of her place at the table and that whatever move she made…
Read More »By: Douglas B. Silver As we enter into the next Supercycle, I thought you might want to know where the mineral company headquarters are located. So, brush up your resume, put on your best clothes, and hit the road! Here is what you need to know. In 2018, I studied all of the world’s public mineral companies. This required…
Read More »By: Douglas B. Silver Let’s admit it. We are barraged with bad news. Covid, inflation, China’s rare-earth monopoly, Russia’s aggressive expansion plans, January 6th, constitutional changes in Chile, and anti-mining NGOs. It’s amazing that we all aren’t dieting on valium. But I have some good news. The North American capital markets represent more than 60% of the world’s public…
Read More »By: Douglas B. Silver I am sure that each of you was greeted during the holidays with supply-chain delays. Isn’t it exciting having to wait 3-6 months for a present? A big part of these delays has been blamed on truckers. Originally. I assumed the trucker deficit was caused by the younger generation living off…
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