AI giants face MPs: OpenAI apologises, Anthropic in the dark

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Lynas Rare Earths’ $968M swoop on Meteoric’s Brazilian clay project has altered the global rare earths sector, shifting the focus to low-capex, ambient-leach assets.

Bond investors have been searching for the weak points in the global economy, forcing government debt yields up around the world. In France, they have found a target.

Great Southern Mining has struck 4m at 11.38g/t gold at Golden Boulder in WA, extending mineralisation across 1.1km of a 3.5km trend, with further assays pending.

The multimillionaire tech founder bypasses fine dining to break bread at his mum’s home, reflecting on his journey from 1980s Soviet immigrant to Toorak-based retail giant.

For decades, humble phosphate fertiliser was a simple story of digging up rock to help grow crops. Now, amid the US-Iran war, prices are surging and major global supply chains are at a tipping point.

The shopping channel advertises hundreds of fashion, homewares and accessory items through Seven Network’s channels – but furious suppliers claim they have been left in the dark.

Beetaloo Energy Australia has secured a 25% Taroom Trough liquids stake in Queensland at zero upfront cost, adding optionality to its Northern Territory gas assets.

Karoline Leavitt has found her next role in a familiar place for former members of the president’s inner circle. She is heading to the Murdoch-owned Fox News.

The resolution of a long-running case has come back to haunt the bank as a Federal Court justice bemoans the boozy, louche and sexist culture at ANZ’s trading floor just over a decade ago.

Critical Resources has brought in specialists with wide on-the-ground experience to run a structural study of its new Suriname gold projects and fast-track target generation.