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Image source: Getty Images Disruptive growth stocks trading for a few dollars have the potential to generate life-changing returns. One that’s been getting a lot of attention from investors is Recursion Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: RXRX). Recently, the stock soared almost 24% in a single day (14 February). The company is backed by Nvidia, as well as Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, and Softbank. So there’s a lot of smart institutional backing here. Let’s take a closer look at this under-the-radar $10 stock. The company at a glance Recursion is a clinical-stage biotech firm that’s attempting to industrialise drug discovery by using artificial…

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At the end of January, Vingroup’s V-Green Charging Stations Company signed an agreement with eTreego, a Taiwanese company specialising in charging equipment and management systems, to develop the VinFast electric vehicle (EV) charging network in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. According to V-Green representatives, in addition to installing 100,000 charging portals in three key ASEAN markets by 2030, the two sides have also agreed to encourage green conversion initiatives, including the development of carbon credit certification for V-Green’s charging stations. The two companies will also discuss the development of the VinFast EV supply chain and expanding operations to other markets…

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The Trump administration is fully engaged in a drive to eliminate virtually any government activity or mention related to climate change—with a few notable exceptions. Take, for example, a single tax credit in Joe Biden’s signature climate law that may have the best chance of survival out of any climate-coded policy.A provision in the Inflation Reduction Act, known as 45Q, enlarged a tax credit for any company willing to capture carbon dioxide. A version of this credit has been in place since George W. Bush’s presidency, and in its current iteration, it represents billions of dollars in federal incentives. If…

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Image source: Getty Images Arguably the largest event for the S&P 500 last year was the US presidential election, held in early November. We’re now over three months past that date, with Donald Trump implementing early policy actions. Investors have already experienced high volatility in the market during this period, with tariff talk and other actions in focus. Yet if someone had invested £10k the day before the election, here’s how things would be looking now. Details of the performance On the day before the election, the S&P 500 was trading at 5,712 points. It’s now at 6,129 points. This…

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West Lancashire-based company LJ Mining is launching a new sustainable cloud mining innovation that champions eco-friendly practices while ensuring high profitability for businesses. The brand’s cloud mining platform is suitable for investors of all experience levels, ensuring everyone can use crypto mining to gain a passive income stream. LJ Mining offers a signup bonus of $10, daily high-profit payouts with no hidden fees, multi-cryptocurrency support, a referral program, and other benefits that set it apart from competitors. Notably, LJ Mining’s affiliate program can earn users up to $70,000 in commissions, and the business prides itself on its compliance with industry…

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Image source: Getty Images A weak period for commodity markets has proved catastrophic for Glencore (LSE:GLEN) and its share price. At 329.6p per share, the FTSE 100 company is down 16.3% over the past year. It’s nearly 7% lower today (19 February) after announcing a second straight year of sinking earnings. Due predominantly to falling coal prices, Glencore said that adjusted EBITDA dropped 16% over the course of 2024, to $14.4bn. The miner also crashed to a loss before tax of $998m from a profit of $5.4bn the year before. 2024 was another year of operational robustness, with production across…

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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaks during an interview with Reuters, amid Russia’s attack on Ukraine, in Kyiv, Ukraine Feb. 7, 2025.Valentyn Ogirenko | ReutersUkraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy hit back at President Donald Trump’s accusation overnight that Ukraine started its war with Russia, saying that the American president is trapped in a “disinformation bubble” and adding that his country was not for sale.The pugnacious response followed Trump’s surprising comments Tuesday that Ukraine was responsible for Russia’s invasion of the country three years ago. The U.S. president also argued that Kyiv could have made a deal to avoid the conflict.”You should have never started it,” Trump said…

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