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Apple inks $500 million rare earth magnet deal to bring supply back to US
Apple has signed a $500-million deal with Pentagon-backed MP Materials for a supply of rare earth magnets, becoming one of the first tech companies to ink a U.S. supply agreement after China curbed exports earlier this year.
U.S. efforts to break China's dominance of the rare earths market and to drive investment in its own industry have moved up a ...
Customs data released Friday show exports of all rare-earth products rose 80% from a five-year low in May, when the country ...
China’s exports of rare earths in June climbed to their highest since 2009, according to official data, indicating a push by ...
Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington have discovered a surprising new type of magnetic property that could ...
“If we can better control these structures, we can develop a whole new class of magnetic materials while reducing our ...
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Trump admin races to break China's hold on rare earth magnets - MSNWhy it matters: Small-but-powerful rare earth magnets are essential to high-tech products, from cars and robots to electronics and weapons. But China controls 90% of the world's supply of the ...
Importing cheap Chinese rare earths comes with big risks. In April, in response to President Trump’s tariffs, China ...
Rare-earth magnet supply shortages from China threaten U.S. auto production, ... GM has a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) at present. You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 Rank ...
China makes 90% of the world’s most powerful rare-earth magnets, a key component in everything from cars to jet fighters. In April, after Trump heaped stiff tariffs on Chinese products, Beijing ...
China makes 90% of the world's most powerful rare earth magnets, a key component in everything from cars to jet fighters. ETFs: , , , , More on MP Materials. MP Materials Presents at ...
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