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Asian Stocks Look Higher as US Shutdown Nears End: Markets Wrap – Bloomberg.com
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Executive Summary: Fully Automated Sample Preparation Workflow for the GC-MS/MS Detection of Artificial Sweeteners
Growing concern over artificial sweeteners has underscored the need to better understand their
impact on human metabolism and health. Researchers at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts
Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) have developed…Continue Reading
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From Zen 7 to Medusa: AMD Tips Next-Gen Chips in New Roadmaps – PCMag
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Australia’s MinRes to sell 30% lithium JV stake to POSCO for $765 mln
Nov 12 (Reuters) – Australia’s Mineral Resources (MIN.AX) will sell a 30% stake in its operational lithium business to South Korea’s POSCO Holdings (005490.KS) for $765 million after placing it under a new joint venture, the miner said on Wednesday.The new entity will hold MinRes’ 50% ownership in the Wodgina and Mt Marion lithium mines, giving POSCO an indirect 15% interest in each of the projects.
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MinRes will remain the mines’ operator under its existing agreements with the respective partners.
POSCO will receive spodumene concentrate in proportion to its 30% interest, supporting its plans for new downstream processing facilities.
MinRes said the partnership builds on their existing Onslow Iron JV and will help meet rising demand for Australian lithium.
The Wodgina and Mt Marion mines are among the most significant in Western Australia. Wodgina, one of the world’s largest hard-rock lithium deposits, is operated in partnership with Albemarle (ALB.N). China’s Ganfeng Lithium (002460.SZ) is the partner for Mt Marion.The deal, approved by both boards, is subject to regulatory clearances including Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board.
Reporting by Rajasik Mukherjee; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila
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Man interviewed by police after Bob Vylan Glastonbury set
Avon and Somerset Police said the man had voluntarily attended an interview with officers on Monday.
During the band’s set on the West Holts Stage, the crowd were encouraged to chant “death, death to the IDF [Israel Defence Forces]”.
The force…
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Shepard Fairey’s Retrospective ‘Out Of Print’ To Show in Los Angeles
Shepard Fairey’s protest posters have transcended popular culture over the past three decades, primarily by challenging authority and consumerism with a bold, graphic style that masterfully merges pop art aesthetics with the compelling visual…
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AMD’s GPU Ecosystem Keeps Rolling
AMD is the primary rival to NVIDIA when it comes to GPUs. It takes more than just the hardware to compete, though,…
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Total Neoadjuvant Therapy May Aid Organ Preservation in Early Rectal Cancer
Total neoadjuvant treatment (TNT) may offer a promising alternative to surgery for patients with
stage I rectal cancer (S1RC), a small study finds.1 Among patients treated, TNT achieved a 93.7% complete response rate and preserved organs in…Continue Reading
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Rebecca Yarros Book in the Works at Amazon
Coming on top of an intense, high-value bidding war, Amazon MGM has landed the movie rights to The Last Letter, a romantic drama novel by Fourth Wing author Rebecca Yarros.
Journalist-turned-screenwriter Anna Klassen is in final talks to…
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FATAL FRAME II: Crimson Butterfly Remake launches March 12th, 2026, new trailer shared – GoNintendo
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