We take a look at Bring Me The Horizon's fourth studio album, 'Sempiternal,' track-by-track amidst its 12th anniversary.

Alamos Gold Inc acquires, explores, and produces gold and other precious metals, and operates in two principal geographic areas: Canada and Mexico. The company has three operating mines in North ...

Besides that, gold is a great supporting actor, not the star you're after. Justin Pope has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned.

The Seattle Seahawks were expected to struggle when they traded away nine-time Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson and named veteran Geno Smith as their starter. Smith, who became an opening day ...

Last summer, I quit Spotify, and wrote about it with the rather unsubtle headline “Why I quit Spotify.” My reasons remain sound: The software had become clunky, the ads relentless, and the ...

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Two detectorists stumble upon a Viking hoard estimated to be worth up to £12m. This is the story of how to go from the luckiest treasure hunters on earth, to Newport's most wanted Show more June ...

Gold prices continue to rise as investors treat gold as an investment. Central banks are accumulating gold. Geopolitical risks and inflation concerns drive demand. Analysts predict that gold may reach ...

It can be a fun exercise to compare the returns of different investments like gold and shares over time ... risen 58.19% over ...

So, from someone who has Polynesian and Hawaiian blood, I caution my fellow islanders with a quote from one of my distant English ancestors: All that glitters is not gold. China is pushing into ...

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"It was as if they were put in the ground on the day they were minted," Wells told Fool's Gold, a new BBC podcast examining the case. "As if they'd never been used to buy a loaf, or a pint of beer.