Australia announced on Tuesday a financial aid package of A$135 million ($87.4 million) for two Nyrstar-owned smelters, a subsidiary of Trafigura. The initiative aligns with Australia’s goal of becoming a crucial supplier of critical minerals to Western allies, according to a Reuters report.Australia’s critical minerals pushAmid increasing concerns about supply chain…
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BP on Tuesday reported a stronger-than-expected second-quarter profit of $2.35 billion, exceeding analysts’ projections and highlighting a return to…
European stock markets started Tuesday’s session on a positive note, with major indices advancing as investors shifted their focus…
Private equity giant KKR has increased its bid for British scientific instruments maker Spectris to approximately £4.2 billion ($5.58…
Diageo, the world’s largest spirits company, on Tuesday posted a stronger-than-expected profit for the fiscal year ended June 2025,…
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US stocks kicked off August with a sharp retreat as the Trump administration announced reciprocal tariffs on several countries…