The battery boom created a new lithium superpower in china
The Irish town of Carlow is an unlikely staging post in the super-charged rise of a key player in China’s push to dominate the global electric-vehicle revolution.
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Poland’s KGHM focused on balance sheet, not dividends
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Graphite One’s Alaska project may prove key to US defence industry — CEO
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