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Critical Minerals Report (10.25.2026): Billions of Dollars Fuel the Race to Control Technology Metals
General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) issued a termination notice on July 1 for its long-term magnet supply agreement…
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Ruthenium Prices Double as AI Storage Demand Meets Limited Supply
Ruthenium has more than doubled in price over the past year, bringing a little-known ingredient in data storage…
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Ucore Advances Louisiana Rare Earth Separation with Expanded Defense Funding
“We can now see that commercial window ahead of us,” said Pat Ryan, P.Eng., Chairman and CEO of…
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DMG Moves Toward a Long Term AI Business at Christina Lake
DMG Blockchain Solutions Inc. (TSXV: DMGI | OTCQB: DMGGF) is pursuing a proposed 50-megawatt AI colocation tenancy at…
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Follow the $10 Billion, Not the $1.5 Trillion: JPMorgan’s Security Bet, One Year In
One year ago this week, JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) unveiled its $1.5 trillion Security and Resiliency…
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The Government Can Set the Price of Rare Earths. It Cannot Set Their Value.
In a Financial Times commentary published on October 8, 2026, economist Mohamed El-Erian examines the United States Treasury’s…
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Rare Earth Metal and Alloy Capability Outside of China in October 2026
In my September 21 article, I reviewed the state of rare earth metal and alloy production outside China,…
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The Public Return on American Critical Minerals Investment
The proper test of American government investment in critical minerals is straightforward: What industrial capability did the public’s…
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The Critical Mineral Companies Western Supply Chains Can’t Afford to Lose, and Who Will Pay to Keep Them Alive
Over the last several years, governments worldwide have identified the minerals they consider critical to national security, industrial…
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American Rare Earths Is Betting That Scale Is the Easy Part
At Halleck Creek, Mark Wall’s priority is turning a vast Wyoming rare earth resource into a commercially viable…
