First Phosphate Corp.'s Bégin-Lamarche project in Quebec has been selected for a new fast-track permitting process aimed at accelerating approvals for key resource projects. This rare igneous phosphate deposit is strategically important for producing purified phosphoric acid used in lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. The fast-track process streamlines coordination among provincial ministries, potentially cutting permitting times by months or years, reducing project risk. The initiative has strong government and international support, enhancing the project's visibility and advancing First Phosphate's development amid growing demand for LFP battery materials.
Bitcoin's bullish sentiment has plunged to its lowest level ever following a $70 million exploit of the Coldcard hardware wallet, a trusted tool for self-custody. This security breach has caused widespread fear among investors, leading bearish commen...
Bitcoin's market dominance has climbed to about 58.5% in 2026, reflecting strong institutional interest through ETFs and large portfolio allocations. This means Bitcoin's value is roughly 1.4 times that of all other cryptocurrencies combined, signali...
Bitcoin has dropped sharply in 2026, falling about 25-31% year-to-date to around $63,000 from a peak near $97,860 in January. Meanwhile, the US dollar index (DXY) remains firm above 100, defying the typical pattern where Bitcoin rallies as the dollar...
Trump Media and Technology Group launched a paid data service called "Truth API" on August 1, offering firms real-time, licensed access to market-moving posts on Truth Social, including those from President Donald Trump. The service aims to monetize ...
Madison Square Garden Entertainment is shifting focus to earnings growth driven by operational improvements and event monetization. Key catalysts include the Harry Styles residency and an expanded Christmas Spectacular, expected to push fiscal 2027 r...
