Global Supply Chain

A newly approved Swedish mine could break Europe's reliance on China for critical minerals, but it sits on the edge of a vital lake, pitting strategic need against local fears.

Terra Balcanica’s new European advisor signals more than a capital raise. It’s a strategic play to position its Bosnian antimony project as the answer to Europe’s critical mineral crisis.

Amid record travel demand and new jet delays, lessors like Willis Lease are finding value in older aircraft, providing a critical bridge for expanding airlines.

RenX Enterprises pushes forward with its advanced soil facility, but a key mill is delayed, highlighting the clash between green-tech vision and reality.

With the UK-India FTA now reality, the focus shifts from policy to practice. At the heart of this transition is Gujarat, pioneering a regional model for success.

With a $660M subsidy, Japan is all-in on solid-state batteries to reclaim auto dominance. But can this high-tech bet win against cheaper rivals and a fierce global race?

Beyond the headlines, Beijing's 4th Chain Expo reveals a future where AI, humanoid robots, and renewed global partnerships are the keys to resilient supply chains.

Investment is returning to US construction, but a new analysis reveals a critical paradox: growth is now dictated by an aging power grid, labor shortages, and fragile supply chains.

From OTC obscurity, Idaho Copper is moving to the NYSE. This isn't just a ticker change; it's a signal of intent to unlock a massive domestic mineral deposit.

With a major drill program set for its Advocate property, FPX Nickel isn't just digging for nickel; it's drilling into a future of cleaner processing and growth.

In a landmark $1.9B deal, Energy Fuels acquires magnet-maker VAC, forging a 'mine-to-magnet' supply chain to challenge China's grip on critical minerals.

A new drilling contract in Greenland is more than just a corporate milestone; it’s a pivotal move in the global race for critical minerals and a test of innovation.

A strategic shift is underway as Chinese firms move beyond simple exports to build deep local operations in the Global South, rewriting the rules of competition.

At a German trade show, a Chinese firm unveiled a system to mass-produce next-gen batteries. This isn't just an upgrade; it's a new industrial paradigm.

Tim McOsker's third term as ACTA chair isn't just a formality. It's a strategic move to steady a vital economic artery amidst fierce competition and new pressures.

Developer Charles S. Cohen pays a massive personal debt to Fortress, ending a bitter legal war and narrowly avoiding receivership. A look at the brinksmanship in CRE finance.

Sila's bold IP lawsuit over its Titan Silicon anode is more than a legal fight; it's a critical test for US tech leadership in the global clean energy race.

German semiconductor giant Infineon secures key legal wins against Chinese rival Innoscience, reshaping the high-stakes GaN market and sending a stark warning on IP rights.

A new deal promises to turn Manitoba's sand into a strategic asset for Europe. But can the ambitious plan overcome daunting environmental and logistical hurdles?

Amidst record food bank usage, a new federal fund will be announced to bolster local infrastructure. But can it mend Canada's frayed food safety net?