REalloys Inc. has been conditionally selected by the U.S. Army to operate a rare earth processing facility at the Tooele Army Depot in Utah. This facility will refine critical heavy rare earth elements like dysprosium and terbium, essential for defense technologies such as precision-guided munitions and electric motors. The project, planned to start development in 2027 with operations by 2028, aligns with new U.S. restrictions on Chinese materials and aims to secure a domestic supply chain without taxpayer subsidies. The partnership uses an Enhanced Use Lease, allowing REalloys to build and operate on Army land while supporting national security and industrial modernization.
Fortuna Mining Corp. held its 2026 annual general meeting with 66.81% shareholder turnout. All business matters were approved, including the appointment of auditors, election of all nominated directors, and approval of the company's Share Unit Plan. ...
The QAIAx AI City Hall Project has launched the world's first federally registered clinical trial involving AI-governed smart microcities. These dome-enclosed communities integrate humanoid robots and quantum AI to manage public administration and pr...
SCOR announced that an arbitration tribunal confirmed the validity of reinsurance treaties made with Covéa in June 2021, involving the transfer of 30% of SCOR's Life & Health portfolio. The tribunal ruled in favor of Covéa, awarding $488.3 million in...
SCOR announced that an arbitration tribunal upheld the validity of retrocession treaties made with Covéa in June 2021, involving the transfer of 30% of SCOR's Life & Health portfolio in Ireland. The tribunal awarded Covéa compensation of USD 488.3 mi...
Lifestyle expert Marisa Brahney highlights simple and fun ways to celebrate America's 250th birthday this summer, including enjoying Northwest-grown sweet cherries, affordable travel with Travelodge by Wyndham near national parks, and supporting Amer...
