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ELEKTROS Shares Jump 23% on EV Charging ExpansionFinance — Jul 20, 2026Several European equity short-selling updates emerged: Eleva Capital became a new disclosed short seller in AAK at 0.53% of shares, while Capricorn Fund Managers no longer remains a public short seller in Elekta; Ilex Capital Partners entered as a new public short-seller in Essity at 0.5%, and Millennium Capital joined Elekta as a new public short-seller at 0.59%. Overall short positions are disclosed and monitored under local regulatory thresholds, highlighting active adjustments in targeted stocks.

ELEKTROS Pushes Hard-Rock Lithium, EV-Charging Patent — Aug 9, 2026Across public markets near historic highs, ELEKTROS Inc. and Elevra Lithium report sustained investor demand for battery materials and a renewed focus on hard-rock lithium projects, EV charging technology, and strategic shifts toward North American assets. Their communications emphasize ongoing expansion in Sierra Leone and Moblan/NAL, divestments of non-core assets to concentrate capital in North America, and the broader push to secure battery-supply chains amid a prolonged electrification boom.

ELEKTROS widens lithium, EV charging reachBusiness — Aug 5, 2026ELEKTROS is leveraging record market momentum and rising demand for battery materials to push its Sierra Leone hard-rock lithium initiatives and patented EV charging technology, signaling ongoing long-term growth opportunities as investor interest in electrification remains strong.

Elektros plans strategy to meet AI-driven electricity demand — Jul 23, 2026Elektros reaffirms its ongoing strategy to evaluate technologies that address rising AI and advanced computing electricity demand, prioritizing localized generation, energy optimization, and scalable infrastructure while continuing its lithium mining focus in Sierra Leone. The company frames AI-driven grid constraints and surging energy costs as a structural shift and positions its energy solutions as essential to stabilizing power markets amid growing data-center demand.

IJRAmericans Fought To Save South Korea: Are South Koreans Forgetting?James P. Pinkerton · 5 min · 4h

Ukraine Strikes Hit Wildberries Warehouses Across RussiaWorld — Jul 18, 2026Ukrainian UAV strikes have damaged Wildberries warehouses in Kotovsk and Elektrostal, causing dozens of injuries and multiple fatalities as fires rage and operations are disrupted, marking one of the deadliest attacks on Russian territory in years. Wildberries has updated safety procedures, reviewed pay for affected staff, and aims to resume deliveries at Kotovsk while assessing damages and continuing to support sellers, with officials noting significant economic repercussions for Russian logistics.

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Elliott takes stake in Deutsche Telekom, opposes T-Mobile merger plan — Sep 3, 2026Activist investor Elliott Investment Management has taken a stake in Deutsche Telekom and is pressuring the group to drop its planned merger with T-Mobile US, urging instead larger share buybacks and other value-boosting actions. The news has seen Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile shares rise modestly on the prospect of activist influence, while analysts note the merger would be complex and governance and political hurdles could affect strategy.

Dana Whitfield DT already has control of T-Mobile through its stake, so I don't see why merging fully would even change much operationally besides paperwork and taxes.