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Electric truck maker Nikola Corp and Canadian pipeline operator TC Energy said on Thursday they have agreed to collaborate on plans to build and operate large-scale hydrogen hubs to produce the fuel needed to operate Nikola vehicles.

The Flying Buttress once glided across the oceans carrying vital commodities like grain to all corners of the world.

Power shortages in Europe and record high electricity prices could lead to output cuts of key materials such as silicon used to make solar panels, aluminium alloys for the auto industry and semiconductors.

The chief executive of Brazilian iron ore miner Vale SA said on Thursday the company has stopped looking into a spin-off for its base metal division, a longstanding plan of the company.

Mexico will deny any proposal for private lithium concessions even if Congressrejects a government bill aiming to reserve future extraction of the metal for the state, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday.

Sakurai Masahiro, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's director, finally announced the long-awaited inclusion of Sola from the Kingdom Hearts series to the fighting game. Along with his Keyblade, Sora will fight alongside Mario, Link, Samus, Pikachu, and fellow Square Enix characters, Final Fantasy VII's Cloud Strife and Sephiroth.

After two deadly dam disasters that made Vale SA a pariah of the global green movement, Brazil's largest mining company is striving to put the environment and climate at the heart of its business, Chief Executive Eduardo Bartolomeo told Reuters.

An indigenous community in Peru's Espinar province has blocked a key mining road, a local leader told Reuters on Wednesday, in protest against the government and Glencore's Antapaccay copper mine.

Colombia deployed a new unit of 14,000 military personnel on Wednesday to increase government control of a conflict hotspot near the Venezuelan border, where multiple armed groups compete for control of cocaine production.

Sub-Saharan Africa's economy is expected to grow by 3.3% this year and 3.5% in 2022, buoyed by rising commodity prices, the lifting of some anti-coronavirus restrictions and a pick-up in global trade, a World Bank report said on Wednesday.