First Tellurium's subsidiary PyroDelta Energy is featured in a report emphasizing tellurium's scarcity and strategic importance in clean energy, especially in solar and thermoelectric technologies. Tellurium is mostly obtained as a byproduct of copper refining, making its supply limited and tied to copper production. First Tellurium's Deer Horn property is a rare primary tellurium source, giving it a unique market position. PyroDelta is developing advanced thermoelectric materials to convert waste heat from AI data centers into electricity, potentially improving energy efficiency globally. This highlights both the mineral's critical role and the company's innovative approach to expanding its applications.
Robo.ai Inc., a Nasdaq-listed tech company based in the UAE, reported total revenue exceeding $180 million for June to August 2026, primarily driven by its recent acquisition of Quantum Core Capital Limited on June 15, 2026. This acquisition has help...
UBS has upgraded InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) from neutral to buy, raising its price target from $157.65 to $188. UBS highlights IHG's strong long-term earnings growth of around 9% annually and significant shareholder returns of about $8.5 bil...
Urban Outfitters delivered robust Q2 earnings with stable comparable sales growth, yet its stock has underperformed the S&P 500 year-to-date. The company's diverse brand portfolio, accelerating wholesale channel, and growth in its Nuuly subscription ...
John Ternus, Apple's new CEO, previewed a major iPhone launch scheduled for next week, calling it "phenomenal" in his first message to employees. He also hinted at exciting future products, including foldable iPhones, smart home devices, and AI-power...
Jim Cramer praised Apple's balance sheet as 'pristine' while criticizing hyperscalers like Alphabet for heavy debt from AI data center investments. However, filings show Apple actually carries nearly twice the debt of Alphabet, with a debt-to-equity ...
