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Mining is not a supply chain * WorldNetDaily * by Victor Kiss & Michael Roberts, Real Clear Wire
On July 22, 2026, the Australian mining company Harena announced it had signed a Project Development Funding Agreement with the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) for up to $4.84 million. The money will fund permitting…
Global Energy Import Dependence Peaks By 2034 As Electrification Reshapes Supply Chains, Rystad Projects
Global reliance on imported energy is set to reach its peak by 2034, according to new analysis from Rystad Energy released in October 2026. The findings come from Rystad's new Pragmatism scenario, which outlines a significant shift in how countries…
China AI supply-chain IPOs hold firm despite valuation pullback, Citi says
Bangkok, Oct 17 (Reuters) – Listings of Chinese AI supply chain companies are expected to stand their ground weathering rising valuation concerns and increasingly sharper scrutiny, a Citi banker working with Chinese companies said.
Standing with farmers: Why US fertilizer independence matters
This week, as we celebrate National Farmers Day and Global Fertilizer Day, we should remember a simple truth: Without farmers, there is no fertilizer industry, and without both farmers and the fertilizer industry, there is no reliable source of…
Trump Makes $100 Million Promise to Kentucky if GOP Wins Midterms
President Donald Trump promised a $100 million investment in pharmaceutical manufacturing in Kentucky on Saturday but appeared to condition the funding on Republicans winning November's midterm elections. “If the Republicans win, the…
Europe just got tough on China. Now its Trump's turn
The EU has already taken measures to limit China's economic influence, including tariffs on electric vehicles. More importantly, China poses a security threat to the EU and its interests. To that end, the European Parliament passed a resolution on…
TAT Technologies: Down 27%, But Still A Strong Buy (NASDAQ:TATT)
TAT Technologies remains a Strong Buy, supported by robust APU demand, expanded Honeywell agreements, and a growing $615M backlog. Despite 22.8% Q2 revenue growth, cash flow remains weak due to working capital absorption and delayed collections…
Chancellor told boosting plane manufacturing in Budget could slash flight fares
Boosting British plane manufacturing in the budget could help slash flight fares for holidaymakers, the Chancellor has been told. Trade body ADS urged John Healey to help create the “next generation” of air travel, claiming it can…
AXT: The AI Infrastructure Bottleneck Wall Street May Be Underestimating (NASDAQ:AXTI)
AXT sits at a critical bottleneck in the AI optical supply chain, where high barriers to entry and limited qualified suppliers make InP capacity increasingly valuable. Second-quarter revenue surged 164% year over year to $47.6 million, while gross…
Asda, Sainsbury's, Next and more issue urgent recalls - full list
Major UK retailers have issued food and product recall notices this week as customers have been urged not to use the items. Shoppers have been cautioned against certain products due to health risks. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has warned…
US corporate lobbyists mounted 'blitz' to dilute landmark EU deforestation law, report finds
US corporate lobbyists launched a two-year “blitz” to postpone and weaken the world's most progressive legislation to protect forests, according to a new investigation by the environmental watchdog Mighty Earth. Major US firms and…
China-EU auto trade consensus eases uncertainty, delivers mutual benefits
Visitors try out a vehicle at the booth of Chinese automaker Li Auto during the 2026 Paris Motor Show in Paris, France, on Oct. 13, 2026. (Xinhua/Wu Huiwo) The latest consensus reached between China and the European Union (EU) on hybrid vehicle…
Exhibition in Cumbria to mark Calder Hall's 70th anniversary
Federica Bedendo North East and Cumbria People with a connection to the world's oldest civil nuclear plant are being invited to dig out their memorabilia to mark 70 years since its opening. Calder Hall in west Cumbria was opened by Queen Elizabeth…
Exhibition in Cumbria to mark Calder Hall's 70th anniversary
People with a connection to the world's oldest civil nuclear plant are being invited to dig out their memorabilia to mark 70 years since its opening. Calder Hall in west Cumbria was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 17 October 1956 and was the first…
California Should Not Get To Set Policy For All Of The US
California has decided it should dictate how the rest of America packages everything from cereal and soap to industrial spare parts. Seventeen Republican attorneys general have filed suit to stop it. They are right. The rest of the country should…
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