Denison Mines has received all regulatory approvals and made the final investment decision to start construction of the Phoenix ISR uranium mine in Canada, the first large-scale uranium project approved in over 20 years. Site preparation and early works began in early 2026, with full-scale construction expected by the end of Q2 2026 and first uranium production targeted for mid-2028. Despite some logistical challenges due to flooding in northern Saskatchewan, the project is progressing well, supported by strong uranium sales contracts with major North American nuclear utilities. This positions Denison as a key future uranium supplier amid rising market prices and demand.
The Global Sustainability Awards 2026 are accepting entries until June 29, inviting organizations worldwide to showcase their achievements in sustainability across six categories. The awards recognize leadership, innovation, and measurable environmen...
Philips has received FDA 510(k) clearance for Elevate Plus, an AI-powered upgrade for its EPIQ Elite and Affiniti ultrasound systems. This technology automates routine measurements and enhances image quality, helping clinicians perform faster, more c...
Western Star Resources has engaged KC Harvey Environmental to lead permitting for its Rowland Tungsten Property in Nevada, aiming to meet the U.S. 2027 deadline restricting tungsten sourced from China and other countries. The company is advancing fed...
US stock futures fell after a record close, with President Trump indifferent to potential Iran negotiation failures, predicting a drop in oil and gas prices. Treasury yields remain steady, and the Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates unch...
On CNBC's “Mad Money Lightning Round,” Jim Cramer advised investors to buy shares of ZIM Integrated Shipping Services due to increased value from Middle East tensions. He also mentioned Eagle Nuclear Energy as highly speculative and recommended cauti...
