Military Metals Corp. had its exploration license for the Trojarova Antimony-Gold Project in Slovakia cancelled by the Slovak Ministry of the Environment. The company disputes the decision, calling it unjustified, and plans to appeal within 15 days. The Trojarova project was previously recognized by Slovakia's national program as critical for Europe's mineral supply, making the cancellation unexpected. Military Metals will continue engaging with stakeholders and pursuing legal options, but the outcome remains uncertain.
Victoria Hanrahan, a senior executive at Nokia, acquired a total of 44,682 Nokia shares on May 26 and May 28, 2026. The shares were purchased on the New York Stock Exchange at average prices of $16.02 and $15.60 respectively, with a combined average ...
Victoria Hanrahan, a senior manager at Nokia Corporation, purchased a total of 44,682 shares on May 26 and May 28, 2026. The shares were acquired on the New York Stock Exchange at an average price of $15.81 per share. This transaction signals confide...
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has warned that stablecoins could 'blow up,' potentially crashing the bitcoin price and broader crypto market. His caution comes amid debate over the U.S. Clarity Act, which would regulate crypto oversight and allow stablecoi...
Solana (SOL) remains rangebound near $80 despite strong institutional demand shown by $113 million in ETF inflows during May. Technical indicators are bearish, with SOL trading below key moving averages and facing liquidation risks near $68, suggesti...
Aave's DeFi platform shows that even blue-chip protocols carry liquidation risks due to tight health-factor buffers, correlated collateral, and cross-chain dependencies. Events in Q2 2026, including an rsETH exploit and stablecoin supply caps, expose...
