EU plans to stockpile critical minerals amid US-China tension, FT says
The EU had become "collateral damage" in a US-China dispute over rare earths, industry chief Stéphane Séjourné said.
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Vulcan Elements picks North Carolina for $1B rare earth magnet plant
This month, Vulcan entered a $1.4B partnership with ReElement Technologies and the US government to develop a rare earth magnet supply chain.
Barrick shakes up leadership as breakup speculation swirls
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