Scotiabank Maintains LABRADOR IRON MINES HOLDINGS LTD(LBRMF.US) With Hold Rating
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Labrador Iron Mines Holdings GAAP EPS of C$0.00
Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Limited GAAP EPS of C$0.00
Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Limited reports FQ2 results
Get ahead of Tesla! Amazon-backed Rivian's first electric pickup goes offline
Amazon-backed electric vehicle startup Rivian announced that the company's first R1T electric pickup pulled off the production line at a factory in Illinois on Tuesday morning local time, marking that the company became the first company in the world to bring electric pickups to market, ahead of Tesla, GM, and other competitors. Rivian founder and CEO Robert Joseph Scaringe (Robert Joseph Scaringe) said, “After months of trial production, our first customer vehicle opened our production line this morning! Our team worked together to make this moment
Musk: starship's first orbital stack will be ready to fly in a few weeks.
Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, said on Saturday that the first orbital stack of the Starship rocket would be ready in the coming weeks, taking the unconventional billionaire a step closer to his dream of orbital and interstellar travel. In May, SpaceX successfully landed its Starship prototype SN15, a reusable heavy carrier rocket capable of sending astronauts and large cargo payloads to the moon and Mars. The landing was successful after four prototype landing attempts ended in an explosion. Musk wrote on social media: "Starcraft
The growth of Intel CEO: Chip Industry will usher in a "Golden decade"
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (Pat Gelsinger) said on Wednesday that he expected growth in the semiconductor industry to usher in a "golden decade". "We think the whole market, the world, is in a period of very expansion," Gelsinger said in an interview. I predict that there are still 10 years of good days waiting for us, because the world is becoming more and more digital, and everything that is digital needs semiconductors. " Intel is investing heavily in increasing chip production capacity, such as plans to build a $20 billion chip manufacturing plant in Arizona to create even in the current global chip shortfall
Sources say TSMC and Sony may invest trillions of yen to build a chip factory in Japan
The Japanese government hopes TSMC and Sony will work together to invest Y1,000bn ($9.19 billion) in Japan's first 20-nanometer semiconductor plant to produce chips for cars, industrial machinery and household appliances, according to people familiar with the matter. According to a plan made by Japan's Ministry of economy, Trade and Industry, TSMC and Sony will build a factory near the Sony image sensor factory in southwestern Japan. A Sony spokesman said the company declined to comment on market rumors.
The U.S. Treasury Department allows the use of lottery tickets and cash to encourage vaccination.
The U.S. Treasury Department on Tuesday updated guidance on how state and local governments spend billions of dollars in aid, including in the $1.9 trillion novel coronavirus rescue plan approved in March. The U.S. Treasury Department says lotteries, cash payments or other incentives can be used to encourage people to get vaccinated, as long as it is "reasonably expected" to increase vaccination. and the cost is "reasonable" in proportion to the expected public health benefits. Andy Slavett (Andy Slavitt), senior adviser to COVID-19, White House epidemic response, said: "We encourage states to give full play to their own creativity."
The popularity of IPO pushes the valuation of US startups to a record high. "Unicorns" become the norm.
Starting a $1 billion business used to be a legend, but now unicorns are the norm. In the first quarter of this year, the average pre-investment valuation of late-stage US startups, that is, those that completed at least round C financing, reached a record $1.03 billion, according to PitchBook. (the median valuation also hit a record $122.5 million.) PitchBook believes that part of the reason for the surge in valuations is that large asset managers want to enter start-ups before they go public. In fact, several venture capitalists pointed out that the fierce competition for deals
Volkswagen rejects the consortium's offer to buy Lamborghini for 7.5 billion euros
Volkswagen reiterated on Tuesday that it planned to retain ownership of Lamborghini (Lamborghini), effectively rejecting a 7.5 billion euro ($9.2 billion) offer from a consortium for the brand. A Volkswagen spokesman said there was no change in the group's position to retain the Lamborghini brand. It was reported earlier that Volkswagen had received an offer from Quantum Group for Lamborghini. Quantum is a new holding company headquartered in Zurich and Centricus Asset Man, a London-based investment company.
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