Empire Metals has upgraded its Pitfield Titanium Project resource in Western Australia to 8.16 billion tonnes at 4.3% titanium dioxide, making it the world's largest titanium resource. This is a significant increase from the previous 2.2 billion tonnes at 5.1% TiO₂. The upgrade includes the first Measured Resource of 374 million tonnes at 5.8% TiO₂. Shares rose 7.7% following the announcement. The company plans further drilling and studies ahead of another resource update in mid-2027.
Alibaba and NetEase are set to report earnings simultaneously, offering investors a choice between Alibaba's AI and cloud growth story and NetEase's cash-generative gaming business. Analysts show strong bullish sentiment for both, with NetEase having...
Aurora Innovation's stock fell 11.8% to $6.15 after reporting Q2 FY2026 revenue of $2 million, beating estimates, but with a widened net loss of $270 million. The company leads in driverless Class 8 trucks with strong operational milestones and regul...
Medical Properties Trust (MPT) arranged a $2.4 billion financing package that extends its major debt maturities to 2032, removing immediate refinancing risks but increasing interest expenses due to new 9.25% Senior Notes. The company faces a $0.057 p...
Conduent's Q2 FY2026 report revealed mostly disappointing results, although the company successfully sold two business units at favorable multiples compared to the overall company valuation. The outlook for the full fiscal year suggests a stronger se...
Kenon Holdings Ltd. is benefiting from favorable market conditions in the US PJM energy market and improving margins in its Israeli business through OPC Energy. The company is expanding capacity and margins, supporting long-term growth. It currently ...
