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Fetner Properties, MCB Real Estate, and Farallon Capital acquired Brooklyn’s new 240 Willoughby Street, a $209.5 million, 463-unit luxury tower. Featuring mixed-income housing (147 income-restricted units), the building boasts panoramic Fort Greene Park and Manhattan skyline views. Its premium amenities include coworking spaces, a biometric gym, and entertainment suites. Demand is strong with 25% leased since opening, reflecting Brooklyn’s appetite for resort-style urban living. Studios start at $3,200/month, positioning the transit-proximate development competitively.

Century Communities launched Windler, a new single-family home community in Aurora, Colorado. The development features over 130 homes across four distinct floor plan collections, sizes ranging from 1,305 to 2,365 sq ft. It offers major amenities on 160 acres of parks, trails, sports courts, a clubhouse, and pool. Strategically located near Denver, Windler emphasizes modern design integrating with nature and flexible online homebuying. A grand opening celebration is scheduled for July 12, 2025.

MTM Critical Metals Ltd (rebranding as Metallium Ltd) has moved to the premium OTCQX Market, enhancing its US presence for investors. This upgrade supports its expansion, including a $50 million capital raise and constructing its first Flash Joule Heating facility in Texas. The proprietary technology recovers critical metals sustainably from waste and concentrates. This positions the company to meet demand in semiconductors and clean energy while aligning with decarbonization goals.

Silver47 Exploration (AAGAF) is finalizing its 2025 exploration program at British Columbia’s Adams Plateau Project, targeting SEDEX silver-zinc-copper-gold-lead deposits. Collecting 5,008 soil and 76 rock samples revealed high-grade results, including recent surface samples up to 3,503 g/t Ag and historic intercepts of 4.8m @ 348 g/t Ag. The consolidated 150 km² property unifies 25+ mineral occurrences under a new 5-year permit, supported by robust infrastructure. While surface data highlights district-scale potential, challenges include verification of historical drill records and limited exploration continuity beyond known zones.

Klotho Neurosciences received FDA Orphan Drug Designation for ALS therapy candidate KLTO-202, granting tax benefits, fee exemptions, and potential 7-year U.S. exclusivity. The gene therapy targets neuromuscular junctions via a proprietary delivery system to combat motor neuron degradation while enhancing protective protein expression. CEO Joseph Sinkule emphasized its scientific promise against ALS, which affects under 200,000 Americans annually with no cure. Following animal model successes, Klotho progresses manufacturing development and regulatory plans. The investigational treatment forms part of its pipeline targeting neurodegenerative diseases through its s-KL protein platform.

E3 Lithium Ltd. delivered key Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) equipment, including a 30-column system, to its Clearwater Project demonstration site. This milestone advances the vital Canadian lithium project toward validation of its process. Initial operations will test equipment and aim to produce battery-grade lithium carbonate. CEO Chris Doornbos states this moves pilot results toward commercial scale, highlighting Canada’s strategic lithium supply potential. The project leverages Alberta’s significant 21.2 million tonne lithium resource base.

Pony AI has initiated mass production of its seventh-generation robotaxi platform through partnerships with GAC (June 2025) and BAIC (July 2025), advancing commercialization. The new system achieves full automotive-grade component certification, reduces autonomous hardware costs by 70%, and features scalable architecture for cross-vehicle adaptation. Targeting deployment of 1,000 operational vehicles globally by late 2025, the company is conducting extensive road testing in Guangzhou and Shenzhen. These advancements position Pony AI to overcome scalability barriers and set industry benchmarks for cost-efficient autonomous fleet deployment.

Mobileye (MBLY) priced Intel’s secondary offering of 50 million Class A shares at $16.50 each, with underwriters holding a 30-day option for 7.5 million additional shares. The offering, closing July 11, 2025, requires Mobileye’s concurrent repurchase of 6.23 million shares from Intel, approved by its board. Post-closing, Intel intends to convert 50 million Class B shares to Class A to expand the public float but will retain ownership. Mobileye will not sell shares or receive proceeds. Goldman Sachs and BofA lead the underwriting, supported by major banks. The offering is subject to SEC registration and standard closing conditions.

PJX Resources raised C$1.65M via private placement to fund exploration at its Dewdney Trail Property in BC, near the historic Sullivan Mine. Financing includes flow-through shares (CA$0.14) and standard units (CA$0.12) with warrants. Recent findings show Sedex horizons like those at Sullivan, with surface samples up to 8.2% zinc and 42g/t silver. Aggressive drilling starts July 15, targeting potential large-scale mineralization amidst low zinc inventories. Risks include share dilution and early-stage exploration status.

NorthWestern Energy (N/A) will host an investor webinar on July 31, 2025, at 3:30 p.m. ET to discuss Q2 2025 financial results. The detailed earnings release for the quarter ending June 30th will publish after market close on July 30th. Registration for the virtual event is available through the company’s investor portal, with a replay offered afterward. Serving approximately 787,000 customers across Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska and Yellowstone National Park, NWE focuses on reliable, scalable energy infrastructure.