BacTech Environmental has initiated a project in Peru through its subsidiary BacTech Verde Peru S.A.C. to explore reprocessing historic mine tailings using its bioleaching technology, aiming to recover gold, silver, and copper. The company is reviewing government inventories of tailings, many with high arsenic content, but has yet to secure any formal agreements or access to specific projects. BacTech also aims to develop domestic processing options for high-arsenic materials and is advancing its Zero Tailings™ technology, which could produce valuable by-products if commercialized. The initiative is in early stages and faces risks including project identification, regulatory approvals, and economic viability.
A federal overhaul of the 340B drug-discount program, effective January 2027, will shift discounts from upfront price cuts to later rebates, creating a financing gap for hospitals. This change may increase borrowing demand from hospitals, especially ...
Bank of America forecasts the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its October 28 meeting, contrasting with market expectations that give the hike only a 20% chance. The bank cites rising inflation, particularly core PCE inflation, as justifi...
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Bank of America for alleged violations of federal securities laws between August 2025 and October 2026. The suit claims the bank failed to properly monitor transactions and comply with anti-money launderi...
Bank of America's stock fell to its lowest since May after missing earnings expectations and facing a regulatory penalty. The stock broke below a significant trend line from April 2025, fitting an Elliott Wave ending diagonal pattern that suggests mo...
Bank of America is under investigation after the U.S. Treasury Department fined the bank approximately $1.21 billion for failing to comply with anti-money laundering regulations and U.S. sanctions. Regulators found the bank neglected to properly inve...
