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Mexican drivers flood to California for ‘Gasolinazo’ relief

  Bloomberg Mexico’s fuel market liberalization has done something rarely seen before: make California’s pump prices look cheap. Drivers are flooding across the border to southern California to fill up on gasoline, after protesters blocking distribution centers near the Baja California capital of Mexicali caused stations to run dry. Antunez’s Shell gas station in Calexico is just five blocks away ...

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‘UK will do ‘whatever’ is needed to be competitive’

  Bloomberg The UK will do “whatever we have to do” to boost its competitiveness if it fails to secure post-Brexit access to the European Union single market, Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond said in an interview published on Sunday in a German newspaper. “If Britain were to leave the European Union without an agreement on market access, then ...

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German transport minister seeks recall of Fiat cars

  Bloomberg German Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt, escalating a months-long feud with Italy over vehicle emissions, said the European Commission must ensure that Fiat Chrysler cars that break pollution rules are taken off the market, Bild am Sonntag reported. “The Italian authorities have known for several months that Fiat, in the opinion of our experts, uses illegal shut-off devices,” the ...

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