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Apple Inks $500M Deal With the Only US Rare Earth Miner

Apple Invests $500M to Secure US Supply of Rare Earth Magnets

Apple is investing $500 million in the mining company MP Materials to secure a domestic supply of rare earth magnets for its devices.

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Apple Inks $500M Deal With the Only US Rare Earth Miner Amid US-China Trade War

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Apple Taps MP Materials For Recycled Rare Earth Magnets In $500M Deal

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Watch These MP Materials Price Levels After Apple, DOD Investments Send Stock Soaring

MP Materials shares remain in focus after soaring 20% yesterday on news that Apple plans to invest $500 million in the rare earths firm, news that came just days after the Department of Defense took ...

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

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Pentagon to keep investing in US critical minerals projects, defense official says

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America's Only Rare Earth Producer Gets a Boost From Apple and Pentagon Agreements

Neha Mukherjee, a rare earths analyst with Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, said in a research note that the Pentagon's 10-year promise to guarantee a minimum price for the key elements of neodymium a...

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

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Why Ramaco Says It Can Beat Its Government-Backed Rival For Rare Earth Supremacy

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Why USA Rare Earth Stock Gave Up Some Gains Today

Shares of USA Rare Earth stock are down 7.1% through 1:55 p.m. ET Wednesday, and the reason is simple: USA Rare Earth is not MP Materials. Not even close.

USA Rare Earth: Not The Best Option In The Sector Today

USA Rare Earth's business plan shows potential and the stock has traded fairly well so far. Read why I'd sell USAR stock into any rallies.

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America’s only rare earth producer gets a boost from Apple and Pentagon agreements

MP Materials, which runs the only American rare earths mine, announced a new $500 million agreement with tech giant Apple on Tuesday to produce more of the powerful magnets used in iPhones as well as other high-tech products like electric vehicles.