TSX:SXR

• Uranium One Completes $1.7B Acquisition of EMC

  By Lindsay Williams  |  August 14, 2007

  Classic Business Day interviews Uranium One's executive vice president of business development to get the details.

• Uranium One Cleared to Acquire Rival EMC

  By Khulu Phasiwe  |  August 2, 2007

  The U.S.'s committee on foreign investments has okayed Uranium One's acquisition of EMC, increasing the market capitalisation of Uranium One to $7.8 billion.

• Areva Makes Friendly Offer for UraMin

  By Nathan Becker  |  June 15, 2007

  UraMin shares rocketed again on the TSX, up more than 10%, after news of the $2.5 billion cash-only offer.

• UraMin Bidder the Focus of Market Speculation

  By Nathan Becker  |  June 12, 2007

  UraMin is in talks for a buyout, but who's going to be the one to pull the trigger on the purchase?

• When Will the Uranium Equity Market Return?

  By David J. Deslauriers  |  June 12, 2007

  The market's recent behaviour leads one to believe that we will soon see a decisive break in one direction or another.

• Sxr Uranium One Shareholders Change Name to Uranium One

  By Laura Bobak  |  June 7, 2007

  On the heels of a takeover announcement, Sxr shareholders voted to remove the Sxr from the company name.

• Uranium One to Acquire ECM in All-Share Buyout

  By Nathan Becker  |  June 4, 2007

  By gaining U.S. properties, SXR hopes to capitalise on 'nuclear renaissance.'

• Denison Won't Pay Premium for Undeveloped Uranium Properties

  By Laura Bobak  |  April 18, 2007

  CEO Peter Farmer says the current uranium spot price of $113 a pound is not sustainable for the long term.

• Uranium Bull Market Too Overheated?

  By Jon A. Nones  |  April 12, 2007

  Rick Rule of Global Resource Investments says the uranium bull market has hit the mania stage and it's time to take some profits.

• Record High Uranium Price Results in Chain Reaction on Stock Market

  By Laura Bobak  |  April 10, 2007

  Companies and investors engage in a race to profit from the tight global supply and rising demand for uranium.