Critical Metals Corp. has received official approval from the Greenland government to acquire a 70% stake in 60° North Greenland ApS, a key provider of mining support services. This acquisition enhances Critical Metals' operational capabilities and logistics access in Greenland, accelerating the development of its flagship Tanbreez rare earth project, one of the world's largest deposits. With this approval, the company expects to finalize the deal soon, strengthening its position in the critical minerals sector essential for clean energy and technology. This move aligns with Critical Metals' strategy to build a secure supply chain for critical minerals in the Western world.
Crude oil prices surged to $89.31 per barrel, marking a 55% gain year-to-date and reaching levels not seen since May. This rise is fueled by ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly involving Iran and the Houthis, suggesting prolonged market volat...
Brent and WTI crude oil futures fell sharply on Friday following reports that Pakistan is facilitating U.S.-Iran talks, prompting profit-taking after a strong five-day rally driven by Middle East supply risks. Despite the dip, both contracts remain n...
Lockheed Martin reported a strong quarter with 7% underlying sales growth and a record $230 billion backlog, leading to raised guidance. The Missiles & Fire Control segment drives growth through new multi-year contracts, though margin expansion remai...
XRP price remains under pressure near $1.09, trading below key moving averages and showing bearish technical signals like a low RSI. Despite this, Ripple is expanding its institutional offerings with the new Ripple Mint platform and growing stablecoi...
Trip.com Group Limited announced it has received an administrative penalty from China's State Administration for Market Regulation. The company accepts the decision and will implement corrective measures as required by law. Trip.com also plans to str...
