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Babcock, Riley, and IHI Just Targeted 36% of Global Electricity Generation
The world’s aging coal fleet has a problem. These three companies just agreed to solve it. There are over 2,000 coal-fired power plants operating globally. Most of them are not going to be shut down on any near-term timeline. Replacing them requires capital that many developing economies do not have, grid capacity that does not
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How the World’s Most Profitable Silver Miner Just Strengthened Its Position Further
Banks wanted to lend Silvercorp twice as much as it asked for. That is a specific kind of signal. Oversubscription in debt financing tells you something that the borrower cannot say about itself. Silvercorp Metals (TSX: SVM | NYSE American: SVM) set out to raise RMB 1 billion in syndicated term loan facilities. The banks
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Why Tom Lee Is Buying Ethereum Faster Than Anyone Else Right Now
One company now owns more than 4% of all Ethereum in existence. Here’s what that actually means. The number is worth sitting with. 4.976 million ETH. Out of 120.7 million total ETH in existence. That is 4.12% of the entire supply of the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, held by a single publicly traded company trading on
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Cineverse’s Hex Classifies How Movies Feel — Here’s Why Streaming Needed This
Streaming has a discovery problem. Cineverse just built an AI that classifies how content feels, not just what it is. Finding something to watch is broken. Not because there is too little content. Because there is too much, organized by systems that describe it badly. Genre labels that blur into meaninglessness. Cast-based recommendations that assume
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Greenland Has the Palladium. Iceland Has the Power. Here’s How They Connect.
One of the world’s largest undeveloped palladium deposits is in Greenland. The plan is to process it in Iceland. Here’s why that makes sense. The Skaergaard project sits in East Greenland. 25.4 million ounces of palladium equivalent. 23.5 million ounces of gold equivalent. An in-situ resource value estimated at approximately $68 billion based on February
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Tumors Were Hiding Immune Cells. Atera Just Found Them.
A new instrument just removed the biggest constraint in cancer biology research. Here’s why that matters. To understand how cancer develops, you need to know three things simultaneously. Which genes are being expressed in a cell. Which specific cell is expressing them. And exactly where in the tissue that cell sits. The problem is that
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Why Monday Trade on Monad Is the Most Technically Credible Tokenized Stock Launch Yet
Top NASDAQ stocks are now tradeable on a blockchain that processes 10,000 transactions per second. Here’s what that actually changes. The tokenized stock market is filling in fast. Last week it was Mantle and Bybit bringing Apple, Nvidia, and Tesla on-chain via xStocks. This week it is Monday Trade launching on Monad, the first tokenized
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Why the Global Sources Hong Kong Show Is the Best Signal on Where AI Hardware Is Headed
150,000 new products. 2,000 suppliers. One building in Hong Kong. And humanoid robots are now on the show floor. The Global Sources Hong Kong Shows Phase II opened on April 18, 2026 at AsiaWorld-Expo, running through April 21. Over 2,000 suppliers. Nearly 4,000 booths. Approximately 150,000 new products across mobile electronics, smart home, AR/VR, personal
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JinkoSolar Just Made Billions of Square Meters of Rooftop Available for Solar
Billions of square meters of rooftop have been off-limits for solar. JinkoSolar just changed that. The solar industry has a rooftop problem nobody talks about enough. Not every roof can hold a solar panel. Older factory buildings, light-gauge steel structures, coal sheds, agricultural greenhouses, and buildings with deteriorating frames often cannot support the weight of
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Medline Just Became the First Healthcare Company to Deploy Symbotic’s AI Warehouse System
The robots that stock Walmart’s shelves are coming to healthcare supply chains. This is why it took so long. Symbotic’s AI robotics system is not new technology. Walmart has been deploying it at scale. So have large consumer goods distributors. The system depalletizes inbound freight, stores individual items, retrieves them on demand, and builds outbound
