NordX Metals Corp.: NordX Metals Finds High-Grade Uranium Mineralization in Outcrop Samples up to 15.2% U3O8 at Flistjärn, Sweden and up to 6.95% U3O8 at the Norr Döttern Project, Sweden

Tesla's VP of Energy and Charging, Mike Snyder, left the company on October 15, 2026. AJ Booth, senior director of energy products engineering, will succeed him. Tesla's energy division has been growing, with record deployments in Q4 2025. The company's energy storage business is a key growth area, alongside automotive and Cybercab production. Tesla shares moved on October 15, but the exact impact of the news is unclear due to other concurrent events.

UBS initiated coverage of Glencore PLC with a Buy rating and A$13.40 price target, citing strong trading performance, commodity prices, and copper project growth. Copper is expected to drive earnings growth from 32% to over 50% by 2030. UBS also highlights Glencore's trading division and its valuation compared to rivals.

Netflix (NFLX) plans to cut 1,000 employees, or 6% of its workforce, as it faces slowing revenue growth and increased competition. The layoffs, primarily in product, HR, tech, and legal teams, follow a tough year with declining stock performance. Analysts note Netflix's challenges in competing with other streamers and social platforms, while an upcoming earnings report is closely watched.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services reported 8% intermodal volume growth in Q3, with 18% growth in the East due to tight truckload capacity. Revenue rose 20% YoY, but profit before interest and taxes declined 2% from Q2. The company expects higher rates to close the gap between truck and rail pricing.

Tesla's energy division sees leadership change as Mike Snyder steps down, replaced by AJ Booth. The company reported a 9.6% increase in energy operations for Q3. Tesla's stock is currently valued at $362.44, considered 7.8% overvalued according to GuruFocus, with a GF Score of 86/100. Insider selling totaled $938,409 over the last three months. Tesla's energy operations accounted for 11% of total revenue in the first half of the year.

Lockheed Martin is investing $300M to expand its Texas plant, boosting missile production. The project, part of a broader $8B-$9B plan, will add 100,000 sq ft and 100 machines by 2026. It supports Pentagon contracts, including a $58.6B deal for PAC-3 MSE interceptors and a $35B THAAD agreement.