A new 'arms race' is on among countries for critical minerals
India News: While demand has been on the rise for lithium, cobalt, etc, supplies are limited to a few countries and China dominates processing capabilities
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India News: While demand has been on the rise for lithium, cobalt, etc, supplies are limited to a few countries and China dominates processing capabilities
China's economic woes and geopolitical missteps have invited many foreign companies to move against Chinese EV companies, once thought unassailable.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 24, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tactical Resources Corp. (CSE: RARE) (OTC: USREF) (“Tactical Resources” or the “Company”),...
To continuously strengthen its crackdown on china's semiconductors and artificially segregate the global semiconductor market. it is damaging global free trade, ignoring international economic and trade rules, and trampling on the principle of fair competition. those restrictions came into play from the 1st of august, and it doesn't look like a tit for tat response to the us stopping china from snapping up advanced american microprocessors. it's all part of the so called "chip wars", but both japan and the netherlands have done the same. well, for his part, president biden wants to limit china...
Let's understand that the military civil fusion that beijing talks about is intended to improve conditions for their trade. so chinese companies are getting subsidies. chinese companies in many cases do not have to pay taxes. chinese companies, in return, have to follow the orders of the prc government. i'll take our chances with the private sector. but let's make sure that we have a level playing field where all companies can compete fairly, where if you lose on any deal, your stockholders will suffer. that doesn't happen with many of the companies that are now, that are being supported by th...