Trump Returns for Greenland’s Riches, ‘We Stupidly Gave It Back’ (UPDATED)

Critical Metals shares are trading lower after the company updated plans to acquire European Lithium through court‑approved schemes of arrangement.

Critical Metals Corp Announces Deal To Acquire European Lithium Advances As Draft Scheme Booklet Lodged With ASIC On August 26; First Court Hearing September 15, Implementation Expected Early November 2026

Critical Metals Stock Jumps Tuesday: What's Happening?

Shares of Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ: CRML) are trading sharply higher Tuesday afternoon. Here's what's driving the action.

Greenland Rare Earth Project Books Its First Indicated Resource

Greenland Mines Ltd. announced the first S-K 1300 technical report for its Sarfartoq neodymium-praseodymium rare earth project in Greenland, achieving a landmark classification of 6.9 million tonnes at Indicated resource status—the first in 15 years of project history. The report models combined open pit and underground mining scenarios (Hybrid case) and includes a strategic partnership with Neo Performance Materials, which gains offtake rights on up to 60% of future production. This regulatory milestone enables the project to support preliminary economic assessment studies, addressing a critical gap in Western rare earth feedstock development.

Greenland Mines Says It Received Government Of Greenland Approval For Sarfartoq License Transfer, Expects To Close $35M Neo North Star Resources Acquisition Before September 1

Dow Falls Over 150 Points; JM Smucker Shares Gain Following Upbeat Q1 Earnings

Dow Jones fell 150 points, NASDAQ declined 0.27%, and S&P 500 dropped 0.07%. Industrials shares jumped 1% while consumer discretionary stocks fell 0.7%. J.M. Smucker Co reported better-than-expected earnings and raised FY27 guidance. Equities mostly up in Asia and Europe.