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Macron stalls, Le Pen gets tailwind as France goes to polls

Bloomberg French voters went to the polls Sunday in the lowest numbers in 20 years despite a tight race between Emmanuel Macron and nationalist leader Marine Le Pen. French elections often throw up surprising twists, and this one didn’t disappoint. An early belief the vote would be a repeat of 2017, when Macron faced Le Pen and easily won, was ...

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UK joining salaries rising at fastest rate since 1997

  Bloomberg UK companies are jacking up starting salaries at a record pace, and some of the country’s biggest grocery chains are already raising pay as labour shortages hand workers unprecedented bargaining power. The latest signs of wage pressures may add to concern at the Bank of England (BOE), which has raised interest rates three times since December to slow ...

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Los Angeles plans to electrify city’s entire 10,000-vehicle fleet

  Bloomberg Los Angeles plans to electrify its fleet of more than 10,000 vehicles as part of an effort to become one of the first US cities to rely on carbon-free energy by 2035. The Electric Vehicle Master Plan was unanimously approved by the LA city council. The switch to electric vehicles will start at the city’s largest departments of ...

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