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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - July 4, 2025) - Osisko Development (TSXV: ODV) (NYSE: ODV) – Osisko is advancing one of Canada's only fully permitted gold development projects. With a recently updated feasibility study indicating strong economic returns at current gold prices, the company is preparing for construction and long-term production.

Copper prices are poised for further gains in the coming years, with UBS and Jefferies both reaffirming their bullish outlooks for the metal amid structural demand growth, tightening physical markets, and easing macro uncertainty. UBS raised its 2025 copper price forecasts by around 5%, citing a reduction in tariff-related risks and encouraging long-term investors to look past what it sees as a temporary soft patch in demand.

Not many investors have heard of Altria Group Inc. (NYSE: MO).

RKLB climbs 104% in 3 months as momentum builds for Neutron's debut and its push into medium-lift space launches.

Alibaba remains undervalued after strong year-over-year revenue and profit growth across most business segments, especially e-commerce and cloud computing. AI-driven innovation and expanding cloud services are fueling rapid growth, with AI product revenue seeing triple-digit increases for seven consecutive quarters. The company's balance sheet is robust, with significant net cash and investments, and shares trade at a steep discount to US tech peers like Amazon and Alphabet.

Cisco Systems CSCO has been benefiting from a flexible and diversified supply chain that is driving gross margin expansion. This improvement, along with productivity improvements and disciplined cost management, bodes well for operating margin expansion.

Transaction in Own Shares 4 July, 2025 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Shell plc (the ‘Company') announces that on 4 July, 2025 it purchased the following number of Shares for cancellation. Aggregated information on Shares purchased according to trading venue: Date of purchase Number of Shares purchased Highest price paid Lowest price paid Volume weighted average price paid per share Venue Currency 04/07/2025 535,994 £26.3150 £26.1150 £26.2348 LSE GBP 04/07/2025 190,138 £26.3150 £26.1150 £26.2230 Chi-X (CXE) GBP 04/07/2025 103,868 £26.3150 £26.1200 £26.2359 BATS (BXE) GBP 04/07/2025 510,434 €30.6650 €30.4700 …

Prudential trades at P/E FWD under 8x and P/B near 1x, offering attractive long-term value through stable core businesses and a well-balanced, capital-efficient financial model. The stock yields a consistent 5.6%, supported by strong cash flow, disciplined capital return policy, and management's commitment to shareholder payouts through both dividends and share repurchases. Core U.S. businesses—particularly group insurance and individual retirement—posted strong performance in Q1 2025, while PGIM delivered net inflows despite market-driven fee pressure and lower performance revenue.

BP's 13.8% stock gain, 6.14% dividend yield and robust free cash flow outlook set it apart from energy sector peers.

Shaun Rein, a senior China Market Research analyst, didn't mince words about Starbucks Corp's (NASDAQ: SBUX) faltering performance in China as he spoke with CNBC on Friday.

Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSE:NDM) shares surged almost 20% after the Vancouver-based exploration and development company announced that it is exploring a potential settlement with the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding its Pebble project in Alaska. Northern Dynasty and its subsidiary Pebble Limited Partnership are currently in talks with the EPA to explore a potential settlement that could lead to the withdrawal of a previous veto blocking the project.

Extra Space Storage Inc. EXR, the largest self-storage REIT in the United States, has seen its share price climb 15.5% over the past three months, outperforming its industry's rise of 10.3%. Its peers like Public Storage PSA have gained 7.5%, while National Storage Affiliates Trust NSA has declined 2.9% over the same time frame.

With the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq-100 indexes now sitting at new all-time highs relatively undisturbed, it makes sense to see some of the best companies in the United States economy start to go on a sort of “meltdown” mode for the coming months and quarters. This is exactly where the best opportunity will be for those investors who know what they are looking for.

USANA Health Sciences' pivot from MLM to omnichannel, highlighted by the Hiya Health acquisition, marks a strategic inflection point for renewed growth and relevance. The company's scientific credibility, strong balance sheet, and global reach position it well, despite recent revenue declines and heavy China exposure. Valuation is attractive at 12× forward earnings and 5× EBITDA, with catalysts including Hiya's growth, margin expansion, and potential buybacks.

As Americans set off fireworks for the Fourth, Nvidia Corp NVDA CEO Jensen Huang might need a bigger sparkler. The stock just closed at $159.34 on Thursday, less than 3% shy of the historic $4 trillion market cap milestone.

GTLB benefits from DevSecOps momentum as new platform features and enterprise adoption fuel ongoing growth.

FreightCar America has relocated production to a lower-cost region, significantly improving its cost structure. This flexible vertically integrated plant is expected to drive substantial margin expansion and help drive robust EBITDA growth. The current stock price does not reflect these improvements, suggesting the shares are undervalued.