The Little Known Metals Giant that Rules a Global Market
When China’s Vital Materials Co. bought up a $600 million stockpile of obscure critical minerals in early 2020,
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Posco Stock Jumps Most Ever on Bumper Profit and EV Battery Bets
Posco Holdings Inc. shares jumped as much as 24% on Monday, the most on record, extending a July
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Xi’s Pitch to Investors Hinges on Revitalizing State-Owned Firms
Beijing is on a mission to revamp its state-owned enterprises, and show the world that investing in President
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Nickel Set to Flood the LME, Turning Metal Squeeze Into Glut
The nickel market is at a “turning point” with a wave of supply of the battery metal about
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JSW Steel’s Profit Jumps 179% on Higher Output, Lower Costs
JSW Steel Ltd.’s quarterly profit surged almost three times, driven by higher volumes, lower input costs and increased
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Thyssenkrupp Gets EU Approval for €2 Billion Green Steel Aid
Thyssenkrupp AG secured European Union approval for a €2 billion ($2.2 billion) package in state subsidies from the
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Rio Tinto Iron Ore Shipments Dip as It Faces China Headwinds
Rio Tinto Group, the world’s top iron ore producer, said second-quarter shipments of the steelmaking ingredient fell 1%
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Canada’s Carbon Pricing Policy: It’s How You Say It That Matters
Carbon taxes are an economist’s dream and a politician’s nightmare, as climate solutions go. Get them right and
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EU Carbon Import Tax Shifts Climate Burden, South Africa Says
The European Union’s plan to put a carbon levy on imported goods from outside the bloc is an
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Eurostar: Facial verification system to reduce queues at St Pancras
New technology means some passengers can avoid manual checks and queues at St Pancras station.
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Fortescue Hit by Cyber Attack That Saw Network Data Disclosed
Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. said it had been subject to a cyber attack that resulted in “the disclosure
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China’s Slowdown Is ‘Concerning’ for Australia, Treasurer Says
China’s flagging economic growth is “concerning” for Australia, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said, adding that it’s “quite remarkable” Beijing
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