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September 30, 2026
Jack-in-the-Stox: Who in America Is Actually Hurt by China’s Rare Earth Export Restrictions?
In his ongoing Jack-in-the-Stox series, Jack Lifton comments on public companies, technologies, capital markets, supply chains and geopolitics. He is not a…
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Jack-in-the-Stox: Who in America Is Actually Hurt by China’s Rare Earth Export Restrictions?
In his ongoing Jack-in-the-Stox series, Jack Lifton comments on public companies, technologies, capital markets, supply chains and geopolitics. He is not a…
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Xi Leaves Washington, China’s Critical Minerals Leverage Remains.
President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington has concluded. For American manufacturers dependent on Chinese critical minerals, the most…
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How Much Rare Earth Metal and Alloy Could America Produce by 2030?
For nearly four decades, Less Common Metals Ltd. (LCM) has been one of the few established rare earth…
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Chilean Cobalt Pursues Rare Earths Alongside Copper and Cobalt
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American Resources’ Mark Jensen Builds a Critical Minerals Ecosystem Using “Platform Orchestration”
In critical minerals, ambition is often described as a straight line from the orebody to the finished magnet.…
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Jack-in-the-Stox: Greenland’s Rare Earth Opportunity Depends on More Than a Breakthrough
In his ongoing Jack-in-the-Stox series, Jack Lifton comments on public companies, technologies, capital markets, supply chains and geopolitics. He is not a…
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