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MP Materials lands $500 million Apple deal to make magnets in Fort Worth

Apple has committed $500 million to buying recycled rare earth magnets from MP Materials, a mining company with a major manufacturing hub in far north Fort Worth.

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Rare earth stocks poised to extend gains following Apple-MP Materials deal

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Apple inks $500 million raw materials deal to boost US supply chain

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MP Materials’ stock heads for a new high. What’s behind Apple’s new rare-earths deal.

Shares of MP Materials Corp. were up nearly 25% and headed for a new high on Tuesday after the rare-earths producer struck a deal with a major, notable partner — the latest sign that U.S. tech compani...

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Apple commits $500 million over several years to buy US-made rare earth magnets

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Apple to Buy Rare Earths From Pentagon-Backed US Producer MP

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Apple inks $500 million rare earth magnet deal to bring supply back to US

The investment is part of a broader push to bring the production of its coveted iPhones to the United States and boost U.S. manufacturing amid a push from the Trump administration to cut reliance on ...

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Apple just spent $500 million to source a material that’s critical for iPhones from the US

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Apple strikes $500M deal to source rare earth materials from Fort Worth facility

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MP Materials seals mega rare-earths deal with US to break China's grip

MP Materials unveiled a multibillion-dollar deal with the U.S. government on Thursday to boost output of rare earth magnets and help loosen China's grip on the materials used to build weapons, electric vehicles and many electronics.

MP Materials: DoD Deal Is A Huge Win For Shareholders

MP Materials' stock surged 50% after a transformative Department of Defense deal. Click here to find out why I rate MP stock as a hold at current prices.

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Department of Defense directly invests in U.S.-based rare earth mining company

The $400 million investment will create a domestic supply chain for materials used in fighter jets and missiles.

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MP Materials CEO on deal with the Defense Department

James Litinsky, MP Materials chairman and CEO, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's deal with the Defense Department, in which the Pentagon will become the largest shareholder in the rare earth miner.