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Onstage. they were talking about musi that i grew up with, food that i grew up with, a communit that i was a part of i was so overwhelmed wit emotion because for the firs time in my life, i was like, wow, i could do this >> this is a place for me, and get your life takes you in a slightly different direction you ultimately go into making, and its a very serendipitou moment that brings you back to theater. >> yeah, i was working and banking, and a friend of min sent the breakdown for the gloria e...

Secrecy. and that included documents. and we have to keep in min that the investigation that he had it was really the one that ended up in attorney general letitia jamess indictment well, her case against donal trump. the civil case he was looking at the increase in value when he wanted to get a loan, and the decrease whe you didnt want to pay taxes that is really what he looke at now in his book he does kind o comment, mostly negatively about the stormy daniels hus money payments so i dont know...

Chilean President Gabriel Boric said on Thursday he would nationalise the country's lithium industry and create a state-owned company to produce the metal that is a key component of electric vehicle batteries.

Chile, the world's second largest lithium producer, said it plans to transfer control of the production of the mineral essential for electric vehicle (EV) batteries to a new state-owned company.

Woodside Energy Group Ltd's CEO played down concerns over the status of its long-delayed Browse liquefied natural gas (LNG) project on Friday after the company reported a decline in first-quarter sales revenue relative to the December quarter.

Chile's President Gabriel Boric announced on Thursday he would nationalise the country's vast lithium industry to boost the economy and protect the environment.

Glencore on Friday reported lower copper, zinc and nickel production in the first quarter but said it expects its trading division to exceed the top end of annual guidance.

Many of the 170-plus victims, including children eating rice before school, simply vanished due to the sheer explosive force of the junta’s bombs and machine gun fire. 

The world's appetite for copper to build most electronic devices will exceed supply over the next decade and imperil climate targets unless dozens of new mines are built, executives and analysts said this week at a key industry conference.

A funding squeeze at Indian startups that has already led to layoffs and delayed stock listings is set to worsen as investors reckon with stretched valuations and faltering consumption growth, likely laying the ground for industry consolidation.