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Unshakeable steel

Unshakeable steel

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Recycling for renewables

Recycling for renewables

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Mint spins off battery recovery biz as it prepares US launch

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By Paul Lane Verified
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A new leader and a business spin-off have poised a New Zealand-based critical mineral recovery company for expansion across the United States. Mint Innovation named Matt Bedingfield its CEO last week. He will lead the company out of its Louisville office and take over for Will Barker, who helped found the company in 2016. Bedingfield will have a little bit less to oversee as a result of the company’s other move last week.
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Funding round helps DEScycle growth effort

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By Paul Lane Verified
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An eight-figure funding influx will help a London-based precious metal recovery company fine-tune its processes as it prepares to scale up operations. DEScycle has secured 10 million euros ($11.38 million) over the past 11 months from various agencies and funds, including EU Horizon and the EIC Accelerator. The money will help expand the scope and scale of DEScycle’s ionometallurgy platform, which uses eutectic solvents to dissolve and recover metals with less energy use than traditional methods.
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iPhone changes could flip script on secondhand market

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By Paul Lane Verified
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Announced and rumored changes from Apple could create a wave impacting the entire secondhand mobile device marketplace through the rest of the year. Late last month, the company announced price increases that could end up with buyers paying 20%-30% more for new items; used items can cost up to 15% more from Apple. The company cited soaring costs for memory components as the reason for the move.
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