Electra Battery Materials Corporation (NASDAQ: ELBM; TSX-V: ELBM) (“Electra” or the “Company”) announces amendments to its previously disclosed recapitalization and restructuring initiative (the ...

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A metal once used primarily as a coloring agent in ceramics is now a sought-after commodity for the U.S. military, which wants to add up to $500 million worth of cobalt to defense stockpiles.

The US Defense Department is seeking to buy cobalt for its strategic stockpiles for the first time in decades, the latest move to bolster domestic supplies of critical metals. The Defense Logistics ...

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Erik Wunder, the leader of the black metal band Cobalt and the dark folk rock group Man’s Gin, has died. The news was shared by Nachtmystium’s Blake Judd and Abigail Williams’ Ken Sorceron yesterday.

We’re very shocked and saddened to hear reports that Cobalt and Man’s Gin leader Erik Wunder has passed away at 42 years old. Blake Judd of Nachtmystium and Ken Sorceron of Abigail Williams are among ...