Commodities and Resource

In the year 2016, the people of San Diego County will be drinking seawater. Not straight out of the Pacific, of course; the water - up to 54 million gallons per day - will first pass through the Carlsbad Desalination Plant, the largest desalination facility ever built in the Western Hemisphere. Is purified saltwater the answer to California's drought? Businessweek's Sam Grobart investigates.

Here's a look at why Integra Gold Corp is a prime takeover candidate and why it is one of our favourite undeveloped gold stories.

Here's a look at how to invest now that Justin Trudeau is the Prime Minister of Canada.

A look at how the Dollar and interest rates are used to control the world, seize assets, and assert global political influence.

Think you know why inflation isn't higher? We bet you're wrong. Here's the truth on why inflation isn't higher and how the Fed uses inflation targeting.

Last week, Ivan wrote a Letter on Newmarket Gold. This week, Newmarket Gold climbed over 28% while its peers fell flat. But how? How did Newmarket outperform other gold producer stocks by such a wide margin?

This week, Ivan Lo shares the real reason why oil prices are rising. Contrary to what experts tell you, it has nothing to do with global supply and demand.

The Governor of drought-stricken California has called for a $10,000 fine for residents who waste water. This comes in addition to the existing penalty of $500 for serving water in bars and restaurants unless customers ask for it. RT's Lindsay France reports.

In the latest episode of our Canadian Cannabis series, we take a look at how Canada is missing out on an economic windfall by continuing down a path of restrictive marijuana policies.

John Sfakianakis, director at Ashmore Group GCC, discusses how cheaper oil prices are impacting Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s refusal to cut production and the nation’s global standing as an oil producer. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”