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Trump’s $1 commemorative coin gets a release date - and will cost you more than a buck

The coins will be made from copper, zinc, nickel and manganese, according to the US Mint

The Independent UK

Zambia presidential election: How a copper-rich nation became new China-US battleground

Zambia is awaiting the outcome of its presidential election after voters went to the polls on Thursday, with final results expected on Monday. The country saw a contest that could hand President Hakainde Hichilema a second five-year term and shape the future of one of the world's most important copper-producing…

The Times of India

Married Puts: The FOMO-Proof Way to Play OVV, ONON, and FCX’s Unusually Active Options

Worried about buying momentum stocks at the top? Married puts pair share ownership with downside protection. Three of yesterday’s stocks with unusually active put options make suitable bets for long-time and new investors alike.

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Miners weaken as FTSE 100 underperforms peers

The FTSE 100 Index closed down 60.48 points at 10,772.67.

Evening Standard

A new class of metals could transform Africa’s clean energy economy – scientists explain

For centuries, useful metals have been developed by starting with one core element and adding small amounts of other elements. Steel, for example, is composed primarily of iron; carbon is added in varied amounts to produce different grades of steel. Bronze is made up of copper and tin. These mixtures…

The Conversation

The Role of GHK-Cu Peptide in Biomedical Research

Biomedical research is a $1.55 trillion industry, and despite its size, it continues to focus on small molecules that can trigger complex tissue repair processes. Few compounds show as much promise in laboratory models as the tripeptide glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine bound to copper.

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Which commodities can I invest in and how do they make money?

War has sent oil prices up in 2026 but the cost of cocoa has fallen in the past year

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Zambia votes with president's economic record on the line

Zambia went to the polls Thursday with economic hardship testing President Hakainde Hichilema's record as he seeks a second term to govern the copper-rich nation.

Radio France Internationale

Eid Makeup for Indian Skin: How to Build a Dewy Glow Finish That Lasts All Day

Start With Skin, Not FoundationThe biggest mistake in Eid makeup is reaching for foundation before the skin underneath is ready. A dewy finish is a skin finish, it comes from what you put on before any makeup, not from the product itself. Begin with a hydrating toner, something with hyaluronic…

Times Life

Navratri Makeup Looks That Work on Every Indian Skin Tone Without Washing You Out

Why Most Festive Tutorials Don't Work for Indian SkinThe problem with most Navratri makeup guides is that they're built around looks that were photographed on fair skin under studio lighting. A burnt-orange eye look that pops on a light complexion reads muddy on medium-brown skin. A coral blush that looks…

Times Life

US stocks: Londian Wason valued at $2 billion, biggest Chinese debut in New York in over a year

Copper foil producer Londian Wason has officially launched on the NYSE, reaching a remarkable valuation of more than two billion dollars. The firm raised ninety-four million dollars through an expanded offering ahead of its stock market debut. This is particularly noteworthy, as it represents the biggest Chinese IPO in the…

The Economic Times

That old phone in your drawer could be hiding gold: Study reveals a tonne of e-waste can contain 100 times more gold than gold ore; every handset contains tiny traces of gold, silver & copper, and millions of devices could create urban mine

Old mobile phones contain valuable metals such as gold, silver and copper, with some metals found at higher concentrations in e-waste than in conventional ore. Global e-waste generation is rising rapidly, creating a significant opportunity for recovering these valuable resources. Recycling these metals can help reduce the need for virgin…

The Economic Times

Finolex Cables shares jump 10% on strong Q1 performance; revenue crosses Rs 2,000 crore mark

Finolex Cables shares rose sharply on Wednesday after the company reported a 52.6% YoY rise in Q1 FY27 net profit to Rs 208.2 crore. Revenue surged 44.3% to Rs 2,013.15 crore, crossing the Rs 2,000-crore mark, while EBITDA rose 79% and margins expanded amid strong operational performance.

The Economic Times

Ötzi the Iceman Still Has Living Yeast After 5,300 Years, and Some Can Break Down His Preservative

Researchers cultured four cold-loving yeasts from Ötzi the Iceman and found Copper Age gut bacteria almost absent from modern industrialized guts.

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BMW’s Car2Car Project Proves 51% Of Scrap Can Feed New Cars

BMW Car2Car testing shows how steel, aluminum, and copper can loop back into new vehicles while plastics and glass still lag behind.

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Sorry, Painted Doors — These 5 Unexpected Kitchen Cabinet Materials Are What Designers Want You to Take a Chance on Instead

From sculptural timber to patinated metals, these surprising material choices prove texture and craftsmanship are replacing paint as the definitive kitchen choice

The Times of India

California built Shasta Dam in the 1940s, but the project flooded Kennett, a copper-mining town that now lies beneath Lake Shasta

Once a bustling northern California mining hub, Kennett was swallowed by the depths of Shasta Lake following the construction of the Shasta Dam. This ambitious federal project aimed at water management inundated the town, which thrived on copper mining and railroads. Today, only historical accounts and the lake itself hint…

The Economic Times

In 1963, the US released nearly 480 million copper needles thinner than a human hair into orbit — the bizarre Cold War experiment was designed to create an artificial ring around Earth

During the Cold War, Project West Ford executed a groundbreaking experiment by launching millions of copper needles into orbit. This initiative aimed to establish an artificial ring capable of reflecting radio signals, particularly to safeguard the undersea communication cables from potential threats. While the project showed promise, advancements in satellite…

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Hindustan Copper Q1 Results: PAT zooms 163% YoY to Rs 353 crore; revenue rises to Rs 937 crore

Hindustan Copper reported a 163% year-on-year jump in Q1FY27 net profit to Rs 353 crore, while revenue from operations rose 81.4% to Rs 936.5 crore. EBITDA more than doubled to Rs 507.5 crore from Rs 212.3 crore, with EBITDA margin expanding to 54% from 41% a year earlier, the state-owned…

The Economic Times

Hindustan Copper eyes Chile mines, plans concentrate sales to Hindalco, Adani

Hindustan Copper plans to sell copper concentrate from acquired mines to Hindalco and Adani. The company is also discussing a joint venture with Chile's Codelco for mining operations. India's mines secretary confirmed discussions for four copper mining blocks from Codelco. Due diligence is ongoing for a potential joint venture with…

Times Life

Sawan Pilgrimage: 6 Shiva Temples Every Devotee Must Seek Darshan At This Monsoon

Somnath, Gujarat, Where the Shore Holds the First LightYou arrive before dawn, because that is the only honest way to arrive at Somnath. The Arabian Sea is loud behind the temple walls, and the Jyotirlinga here, the first among the twelve, has been destroyed and rebuilt seventeen times. That number…

Benzinga

Copper Signals Economic Boom, US Debt Nears $40 Trillion, Trump's $2 Billion Pledge to Cut China Reliance and More: This Week in Economy

As the week comes to a close, here’s a look at the top economic stories that shaped the week.

Times Life

How to Apply Blush That Flatters Indian Cheekbones Across Every Skin Tone and Undertone

Why the Standard Placement Map Fails Indian FacesThe "apples of your cheeks" rule was built for faces with lower, rounder cheekbones. On most Indian faces, the cheekbone sits higher and extends further toward the temple. Blush placed on the apple lands below the bone and reads as a smudge rather…

Times Life

Five Salt Lakes and Flats Across India That Rival Sambhar and Rann of Kutch for Travel

Sambhar Lake, Rajasthan, India's Largest Inland Saline LakeMost Indian travellers who know Sambhar know it only as a name on a map between Jaipur and Ajmer. The lake itself, roughly 230 square kilometres at full spread, sits in a shallow basin that has been harvested for salt since at least…

The Economic Times

Hindalco Q1 results: Profit soars 75% YoY to record Rs 7,013 crore; revenue jumps 32%

Hindalco Industries reported a record 75% year-on-year jump in June-quarter consolidated net profit to Rs 7,013 crore, driven by strong India aluminium and copper operations and a recovery at Novelis. Revenue rose 32% to an all-time high of Rs 84,825 crore, while EBITDA surged 73% to Rs 14,989 crore, reflecting…

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