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China Is Overplaying Its Rare-Earth Hand in Japan

Geopolitics · China

China Is Overplaying Its Rare-Earth Hand in Japan

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To a hammer, every problem is a nail. If your most potent means of geopolitical leverage is threatening supplies of high-strength magnets, rare-earth elements will always be the solution.See the Story

AI Is Remaking Construction Jobs — and One Company Is Putting up $25M

Artificial Intelligence · Peoria

AI Is Remaking Construction Jobs — and One Company Is Putting up $25M

Caterpillar debuts Cat AI Assistant, previews five autonomous machines and launches a $25M, five-year innovation prize, after $30B in R&D spend.See the Story

Tanzania lures its citizens to apply for small-scale mining licenses

Zanzibar · Zanzibar

Tanzania lures its citizens to apply for small-scale mining licenses

ZANZIBAR: THE Tanzanian Minerals Commission has encouraged Tanzanians to apply for Small-Scale Mining Licenses and establish small factories for cutting, processing, polishing gemstones to increase value before bringing them to market. The Commission in collaboration with various government institutions and the private sector, is participating in the 12th Zanzibar International Trade Fair currently taking place See the Story

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