Bradda Head Lithium's US subsidiary, Zenolith (USA) LLC, has been accepted into the Defense Industrial Base Consortium, enhancing its role in securing domestic supply chains for critical minerals like lithium. This membership aligns the company with US government priorities on reliable sources of strategic minerals vital for energy storage, electrification, and defense. It opens opportunities for technical collaboration, research, and influence on US critical minerals policy. This move complements Bradda's recent partnerships, including a joint venture with Rio Tinto's Kennecott Exploration and an agreement with battery tech developer Tyfast.
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Muskrat Dam First Nation in northern Ontario was connected to the provincial power grid on April 9, 2026, allowing the community to shut down costly diesel generators. This connection removes previous power constraints, enabling new construction proj...
Zealthy has introduced an upgraded virtual weight-loss care platform that integrates telehealth services, insurance coordination, prescription management, and patient support. The platform allows eligible patients to complete an online health assessm...
EARNED, a baseball culture brand, has signed Cody Boshell, a leading 2026 MLB Draft prospect and University of Tennessee commit, as a brand ambassador. Boshell is recognized for his powerful left-handed batting and strong work ethic, aligning with EA...
Daiwa downgraded JD.com stock to Hold with a $27 price target, citing limited upside after recent 9.67% share decline. Despite this, analysts expect JD.com to report strong earnings and revenue growth, with EPS projected to rise 21.74% and revenue by...
