Today, the race for rare earths in high demand for things like drones and EVs, but a market all but cornered by the Chinese. Not if one American company gets its way. Vulcan Elements announcing a $65 million fund raise today, led by Altimitter's Brad Gersonner. John Masslin is that company's CEO and co-founder. He does join us now. We're so pleased to have you. Welcome and congratulations on this raise. Thanks for having me. Led by Alimter, as I said, how'd that relationship come to be? We've had conversati ...

On today’s Big Take podcast, @JoeDeaux takes us inside Greenland’s rare-earths prospects. What its resources could mean for global supply chains and how the US is planning to expand its influence https://t.co/VWIdFxCDu6 https://t.co/B84oYFK0rE ...

On today’s Big Take podcast, @JoeDeaux takes us inside Greenland’s rare-earths prospects. What its resources could mean for global supply chains and how the US is planning to expand its influence.🎙️ Listen now: https://t.co/CDKZEjxWqv https://t.co/7VcLOAk2AH ...

On today’s Big Take podcast, @JoeDeaux takes us inside Greenland’s rare-earths prospects. What its resources could mean for global supply chains and how the US is planning to expand its influence. https://t.co/m2IINTpTMI ...

We start with the question on everyone's mind on Wall Street this week-- just how bad might these tariffs turn out to be on the August 1 deadline. John D'Addario is CEO of the music company founded by his grandfather that bears his name. -We're dealing with it right now in a big way, so, for example, last year, we estimated that the total amount in tariffs that we paid for both raw materials and finished goods that were imported in the U.S. to the tune of roughly about $700,000. Based on the incremental tar ...

As the boundaries between legal and illegal supply chains blur, its role in the global tech economy—as a partner, a geopolitical buffer and a back door—will only grow https://t.co/1rzbTXtZ9M ...

putting up tariff barriers actually increase American manufacturing or leave it the same or decrease it. And what we've seen over the last few weeks is it's it's going to decrease American manufacturing. Wait, why.Because these supply chains are very globally interconnected. So for example, US if you're manufacturing for export, well, you have to import the goods and pay duties on the components and then you your product is now more expensive to produce and if you instead produce that those goods in Mexico ...

Automakers in the US will be hoping that Trump's deal with the EU signals their supply chains in Canada and Mexico are about to get a break, @liamdenning says (via @opinion) https://t.co/wPmSBhoYH1 ...

🎙️China’s economy held steady despite Trump’s tariffs. But manufacturers are still racing to adapt as the trade war threatens global supply chains.What’s next? Join our reporters for a Live Q&A on July 17 at 9:30 p.m. EDT / July 18 at 9:30 a.m. HKT https://t.co/QyaitSMSXB https://t.co/Dsltny8Dtt ...

Trade Balance - India experienced a narrower trade deficit in June [1] Global Supply Chains - Global supply chains are under stress due to Washington's tariff policies [1]