Western Star Resources has accelerated its U.S. tungsten strategy by acquiring and expanding three past-producing projects in Nevada and New Mexico, including Eagle Point, Rowland, and White Star. The company plans a maiden drilling program at Eagle Point in 2026 to test historical mineralization and explore extensions, aiming to define a modern mineral resource. This move follows extensive modern exploration work and a successful funding round, positioning Western Star to contribute to North America's critical mineral supply chain. The company is focused on disciplined execution to advance these assets toward resource definition and potential expansion.
Alstom has secured a €270 million contract from the Victorian Government to build 25 additional X’trapolis 2.0 trains, increasing the total fleet to 50. These energy-efficient electric trains feature 60% local content, supporting Victoria's rail manu...
Ed Stafford, famed explorer and Discovery Channel host, has become a global owner of the JETOUR G700 SUV, marking a partnership to co-produce Season 2 of JETOUR’s Adventure of Extremes. The vehicle handover ceremony was held with top executives from ...
Defence Therapeutics has named Dr. Amie Phinney as its new President and CEO, effective August 1, 2026, with founder Sébastien Plouffe moving to Executive Chairman. Dr. Phinney brings over 20 years of pharmaceutical and biotech leadership experience ...
Amazon's AWS segment accounts for 60.3% of its operating income, showing accelerating revenue and margin growth driven by demand for custom chips, SaaS, and compute backlog. This growth supports Amazon's aggressive capital expenditure plans and doubl...
Smith & Nephew cut its full-year revenue growth forecast to around 4% from 6% due to weaker-than-expected sales in its US orthopaedics and wound care segments during Q2. Despite a 2.8% revenue rise to $1.6 billion, underlying growth was only 1.6%, im...
