The energy transition towards renewable resources is driving demand for manganese, graphite, silicon, and fluorspar, highlighting China's dominance. Companies are looking to bolster the ex-China supply chain for these critical minerals.
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A recent report that a major UAE investment fund committed $1 billion to support a graphene-based concrete technology, has triggered some excitement about the endless possibilities of graphene.
Tesla, Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) was trading flat in the premarket on Tuesday after a volatile Friday caused the stock to gap up 1.41% when the market opened, only to run into sellers who dropped the stock down 3.86% intraday.
The West’s dependency on China for rare earth metals used in electric vehicle batteries has remained a top issue, both geopolitically and financially, for some time.
US stocks remained lower on Thursday following the release of inflation data. The annual inflation rate in the US increased to 7.5% in January, the highest level since February 1982 and well above analysts' estimates of 7.3%.
Gainers Getty Images Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: GETY) shares climbed 149.1% to close at $26.15 on Friday following its merger with special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) CC Neuberger Principal Holdings (CCNB).
Nouveau Monde’s phase-1 Bécancour purification facility has produced battery-grade SPG demonstrating the performance of its proprietary ecotechnology with large-...
