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ASP Isotopes Offers Helium Alternative As Qatar Export Crisis Looms ASP Isotopes could provide timely relief for the global helium shortage. In a new research note from Canaccord Genuity analyst George Gianarikas, he highlights the company's Virginia Gas Project in South Africa as a potential new source of supply just as Qatar's helium exports face major disruption. The warning comes shortly after we reported on Qatar's Ras Laffan complex damage and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which together threaten roughly one-third of global helium output. Helium remains essential for semiconductor manufacturing, MRI machines, aerospace systems, and quantum computing. It has no practical substitute in chip fabrication, where it cools wafers and detects microscopic leaks. ASP Isotopes' Virginia Gas Project stands out because of its unusually high helium concentrations. The 1,870 sq. km deposit averages 3.4% helium, with peaks reaching 12%. That compares with Qatar's typical 0.01% and the U.S. ...

“Bloomberg Brief” delivers the market news, data and analysis you need to set your agenda. US equity futures decline, Treasury yields rise amid investor bets that the rest of the world's stocks would outperform US stocks. President Trump appears to disengage from truce talks between Ukraine and Russia. House Republicans fail to arrive at an agreement on the SALT deduction cap ahead of a vote on a landmark tax bill. Home Depot reports before the bell. Conoco Philips CEO Ryan Lance says he expects a return of moderated US shale production growth. Erik Nelson of Wells Fargo says the dollar will weaken if the US exceptionalism story continues to fade. (Source: Bloomberg)...

Scale AI's partnership with Qatar's government includes developing AI tools for education, health care and transportation, according to a list viewed by CNBC....