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Ukrainian officials said the factory hit in Bryansk produced components for military electronic warfare systems.

2026-07-07

Ukrainian officials said the factory hit in Bryansk produced components for military electronic warfare systems.

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2026-07-07

1. Cui Dongshu: 22 car models saw price reductions in May 2026, and 7 models saw price reductions in June, representing a large-scale price cut compared to March-June of last year. 2. China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM): 38,000 impo

1. Cui Dongshu: 22 car models saw price reductions in May 2026, and 7 models saw price reductions in June, representing a large-scale price cut compared to March-June of last year. 2. China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM): 38,000 imported vehicles were sold in May this year, a year-on-year decrease of 18.6%. 3. "Qianjiyuan" carbon-14 nuclear battery released, marking another breakthrough for domestically produced nuclear batteries. 4. China's lithium battery production capacity in July was approximately 283 GWh, a month-on-month increase of 5.6%. 5. LG New Energy expects its second-quarter operating profit to decline by 77% due to weak demand for electric vehicles. 6. CATL released the Tianxing II light commercial supercharging version commercial power battery. 7. Toyota will move pickup truck production from its Mexican plant to Texas. 8. BYD Semiconductor's BMSAFE chip, the first domestically mass-produced vehicle to be installed, shipped over 100 million units. 9. CATL releases Tianxing II light commercial superchargeable battery, the only one in the logistics industry with a peak supercharging capacity of 8C. 10. Reports indicate Porsche is considering laying off another 4,000 employees in Germany. 11. Following General Motors, Micron has reached another strategic customer agreement with Ford for automotive memory chips.
2026-07-07

BHP said Chile’s Antofagasta Environmental Assessment Commission approved the first major environmental permit for the Escondida expansion, enabling the roughly $14.7bn project to move forward. The permit covers early-stage sulfide leaching and power

BHP said Chile’s Antofagasta Environmental Assessment Commission approved the first major environmental permit for the Escondida expansion, enabling the roughly $14.7bn project to move forward. The permit covers early-stage sulfide leaching and power upgrades costing about $1.3bn; further major upgrades to the mine and processing facilities remain subject to later approvals. Escondida is the world’s largest copper mine; BHP holds 57.5%, Rio Tinto 30% and the remainder is held by a Japanese consortium. BHP aims to double annual copper production to over 2.0mt by the mid-2030s, a target heavily dependent on its Chile operations. The company expects to invest $10.7–14.7bn in Chile over coming years and has applied for permits for a $1.5bn restart of Cerro Colorado and a $5.9bn new concentrator.
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