Oklo Inc. Class A common stock (OKLO)

Oklo has two big problems: uranium supply, and (lack of) cash.

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New York has revealed plans to build a substantial nuclear power plant, the first significant U.S. project of this nature in over a decade and a half.

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Oklo Inc (NYSE:OKLO) shares are trading higher Tuesday after the company announced subsidiary Atomic Alchemy commenced site characterization work at a potential location for a commercial radioisotope production facility.

Solar stocks fall sharply on Tuesday after theSenate unveiled its version of Trump's tax bill, slashing renewable energy incentives.

Oklo Inc (NASDAQ: OKLO) shares are experiencing a volatile trading session on Monday, rocketing to a new all-time high of $73.55 before pulling back. The stock's impressive climb follows a series of significant announcements last week, positioning the company for future growth.

Top mid-cap stocks gain, led by energy companies due to increased oil prices from Middle East conflict. Oklo, Bausch Health, Quantum Computing among top performers.

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Oklo just announced it's selling shares and raising cash. Expect more of the same -- for years to come.

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO), a microreactor company, has seen a 566% stock increase driven by Trump's policy tailwinds and gov contracts.

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President Ajay Banga reportedly said the new stance on nuclear power will be implemented in conjunction with the International Atomic Energy Agency.