Perpetua Resources announced a $2.9 billion senior secured loan approval from the U.S. EXIM board to fund its Stibnite Gold Project, aiming to develop a major gold and antimony mine in Idaho. The company reported a Q2 2026 net loss of $97.5 million due to increased exploration and pre-development spending but ended the quarter with $574.2 million in cash. Key project milestones include infrastructure upgrades, housing construction, and promising exploration results, supporting a final investment decision expected in the second half of 2026. Legal challenges to permits have been denied, and the company is advancing tungsten exploration and price risk management strategies.
Vision Marine Technologies has been granted a U.S. patent for its system that monitors and authenticates components within electric vessel powertrains. This patent protects the technology that ensures only genuine components operate together, with au...
Vicor Corporation is positioned for significant growth driven by rising demand for high-power-density energy conversion solutions in AI infrastructure. Its advanced technologies, including Vertical Power Delivery and Factorized Power Architecture, ca...
BitMart CEO Sheldon Lee dismissed rumors about frozen withdrawals as fabricated, despite users reporting blocked access and unpaid staff salaries. Users demand transparent proof of reserves and a repayment plan by August 19, but Lee responded with le...
Alcon reported a 17% increase in core operating profit for Q2 2026, excluding a one-time $402 million non-cash charge. Revenue, adjusted for currency effects, rose 7% in the quarter. The company raised its full-year 2026 profit forecast for the secon...
Michael Egorov, founder of Curve Finance, harshly criticized Solana's Pump.fun platform, calling it a "casino of scams" due to its memecoin culture. He also pointed out that Phantom wallet's hardware wallet integration is inferior to Ethereum's Metam...
