This Copper Maserati Looks Like Nothing Else On The Road The GFG Peralta D is a one-off 2+2 Gran Turismo coupe in hand-hammered copper. Motor1 · 21h ago
In 1905, a copper rush created Chloride City, abandoned within a year In 1905, a mining rush brought prospectors to Chloride City in California’s Death Valley, where they hoped to make money from mineral deposits in the surrounding mountains. The settlement developed as a base for nearby mining operations, attracting workers who believed the area could support a profitable industry. However, the… The Times of India · Oct 25
5 Reasons Your Teen May Be Going Gray Earlier Than Expected A few gray strands on a fifteen-year-old can feel alarming, but premature graying in teenagers is almost never a sign of a serious underlying disease. In most cases, it traces back to one or two identifiable causes, each with a different path forward. Here is what the research and clinical… Times Life · Oct 22
Silver Hair in Your Teens: How to Own It Without Apology The first silver strand usually shows up without warning, and the first instinct is almost always to pull it out. That instinct says something about how we have been taught to read grey hair, as a mistake, an early arrival, something to be corrected. For teenagers, that pressure is sharper… Times Life · Oct 22
India's copper demand rises 12% to 2,100 KT in FY26 India's copper demand rose to 2,100 kilotonnes in FY'26, reflecting a 12% increase from the previous year. This growth was primarily driven by strong performance in the infrastructure, automotive, and construction sectors. The infrastructure sector experienced a notable 29% year-on-year increase, contributing significantly to domestic consumption. In contrast, the automotive… The Economic Times · Oct 22
Australia urged to learn from Canada on mining capital BHP chairman Ross McEwan has told the global mining giant's annual meeting that Australia needs to compete for capital if it wants new investment. AAP · Oct 21
Copper supply crunch could push prices higher as new mines take over 16 years to develop: Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs Research warns that declining discoveries, lower ore grades and rising development costs are creating a structural constraint on global copper supply. With new mines taking over 16 years to begin production and existing output expected to decline from 2030, established producers and credible expansion projects could attract greater… The Economic Times · Oct 21
Copper stays range bound as US tariff uncertainty, oil inflation risks weigh Copper prices remained range bound as uncertainty over potential US tariffs and inflation risks from higher oil prices kept traders cautious. China’s copper scrap shortage supported refined copper demand, while record high US inventories and cautious buying limited gains. Goldman Sachs expects copper prices to average $15,400 a ton in… The Economic Times · Oct 20
Australian shares fall, dragged lower by NAB and BHP The local bourse has mostly recovered from its sharp morning losses to finish modestly lower, with a drop in heavyweight stock BHP driving half of the decline. AAP · Oct 20
Copper falls as LME stocks edge higher and mine supply concerns ease Copper prices have dipped due to rising inventories culminating from a resolution of a major strike at a Chilean mine. With available copper stocks hitting a two-month peak following substantial inflows, expert analyst Daniel Ghali pointed to US tariffs impacting global supply chains and shipping costs. In contrast, China exhibits… The Economic Times · Oct 19
Land Rover Deleted This Defender's Spare Wheel For Better Visibility The optional spare-wheel removal kit is exclusive to the smallest Defender, the three-door 90. Motor1 · Oct 19
How Chlorine Damages Indian Hair and What to Do Before and After Swimming What Chlorine Actually Does to the Hair ShaftChlorine is a disinfectant, and it does not distinguish between bacteria and the lipid layer coating your hair cuticle. When hair is submerged in a chlorinated pool, the chemical binds to the proteins in the cortex and breaks down the fatty acid layer… Times Life · Oct 19
7 Ramlila Ground Health Risks That Have Nothing to Do With the Food Stalls The Smoke Is Not Just AtmosphereThe effigy fire at a large Ramlila ground can release particulate matter at levels comparable to a moderate industrial event. Burning bamboo, cloth, paper mache, and chemical-based paints produce fine particles, PM2.5 and coarser PM10, that travel deep into the lungs. People with asthma, chronic… Times Life · Oct 19
U.S. Copper Stockpiles Have Surged: Could the 2025 Price Collapse Repeat? Copper is piling up in U.S. warehouses. The last time tariff expectations shook the copper market, futures plunged 22% in a hurry. Could history repeat itself, or is this time different? My latest @Barchart article explores what's behind the copper buildup. Barchart · Oct 18
The Guardian - UK · Oct 18 ‘Never put away a damp one!’: 15 expert tips for perfect pans Should you buy cast iron, copper or stainless steel? How do you store them? And what about seasoning? Here is everything you need to know
Latin Times · Oct 17 Latin America Eyes 20% Export Boom in 2026 as Gold, Copper, and Asia Fuel a Historic Trade Run CEPAL projects a 20% export surge for Latin America in 2026, powered by record commodity prices and a strategic trade pivot toward Asian markets.
Times Life · Oct 16 Kojic Acid vs Alpha Arbutin: What Each One Does for Brown Skin Why Brown Skin Responds Differently to Brightening IngredientsBrown skin produces melanin more readily than lighter skin tones, which is its protection against UV damage. That same responsiveness is also why post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, the dark mark left behind after a pimple, a cut, or even a wax, tends to be deeper,…
The Economic Times · Oct 15 Copper hits 10-day low on profit-taking as supply worries ease Copper prices decreased to their lowest point in ten days, influenced by profit-taking and lower supply fears. The decline in prices coincided with rising concerns over inflation and interest rates. After reaching an agreement at the Escondida mine, Chilean miner BHP alleviated worries about possible strikes. Additionally, Asian tech stock…
The Independent UK · Oct 15 ‘Copper thief’ dives head-first through window to escape police but leaves crucial evidence behind A suspected copper thief made a daring getaway by smashing head-first through a window after being cornered by police but left his driver’s license behind.
The Guardian - AU · Oct 15 One week a year I escape my ‘real’ life as broke standup comic – and travel back to medieval times Live action role play, or Larping, allows me to straddle two worlds with fellow weirdos – and enter a realm where death can be reversed and I’m a cashed-up bureaucrat
The Economic Times · Oct 13 India-Chile trade negotiations: A quiet and strategic deal beyond tariffs India and Chile are progressing with negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement to enhance trade relations. The agreement will focus on sectors such as digital services, critical minerals, and investment. Both nations seek to diversify their trade partnerships and reduce reliance on single markets, particularly in mineral exports.
The Times of India · Oct 12 100-year-old Montana dam removed after trapping 6.6 million cubic yards of waste Montana’s Milltown Dam was removed in 2008 after decades of mining pollution contaminated rivers and groundwater. The reservoir trapped 6.6 million cubic yards of polluted sediment. Its removal reconnected the Clark Fork and Blackfoot rivers, improved fish passage and helped transform the former Superfund site into a restored landscape for…
The Economic Times · Oct 11 Adani's Kutch Copper plans 115 MW renewable energy push at Mundra refinery Kutch Copper Ltd, a part of Adani Enterprises, plans to integrate 115 megawatts of renewable energy into operations. The copper refinery in Mundra aims to expand from 500,000 tonnes to 1 million tonnes per annum. This expansion would make it the world's largest single-location custom smelter. Kutch Copper is committed…
Latin Times · Oct 9 U.S. Ambassador Judd Sparks Diplomatic Row Over Magellan Strait: Chile Must Align With Washington, He Says U.S. Ambassador Judd tied Chile's Magellan Strait support to Chinese cable and copper choices. Santiago fired back: sovereignty is non-negotiable.
The Times of India · Oct 8 A 5,300-year-old Egyptian tool was hiding a surprising drilling mechanism A 5,300-year-old copper-alloy object, excavated in Egypt about a century ago, has been identified as an early bow-operated rotary drill. Researchers re-examined its metal wear marks and surviving leather coils, uncovering evidence of mechanical drilling during Egypt’s Predynastic period. The discovery sheds new light on ancient Egyptian craftsmanship and early…