PODCAST: Janet Yellen goes to China, and Beijing puts brakes on two key high-tech minerals
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has become the latest high-ranking U.S. government official to travel to Beijing, following Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit in June. But will it be enough to put U.S.-China relations back on track? And Beijing slaps export restrictions on gallium and germanium, two important minerals used in many high-tech devices. What will this mean for the global tech sector?
Titanium Miner LB Group Seeks to Shine in Hong Kong IPO Raising up to $1.5 Billion
Producer of the white metal powder used to brighten everything from paints to food saw its profit double last year on nearly 50% revenue growth Key Takeaways: LB Group has…
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