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Johnson adds thousands of UK charging points for EV boost

Bloomberg Prime Minister Boris Johnson will set out plans for a dramatic expansion of the UK’s electric-vehicle charging network by 2030 when the government will ban the sale of new gasoline and diesel cars. The aim is to add up to 145,000 new charging points a year to the system until the end of the decade, building on the 250,000 ...

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Inflation in Germany may spike near 6%

Bloomberg German inflation may spike even higher than previously forecast this month with a rate just under 6%, according to the Bundesbank. About 1 1/2 percentage points of that will reflect a temporary cut in value-added tax and very low prices for travel-related services in 2020, the Frankfurt-based central bank said in its monthly report. German inflation already hit a ...

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Job searches rise in Canada after Trudeau winds down Covid aid

Bloomberg The number of Canadians searching for work jumped last month, just as pandemic-related government support programs were wound down, a survey by Indeed Canada showed. The share of people actively looking for employment rose to 30% last month, up from 25% in September, according to a report by the job posting site. The increase was largely driven by unemployed ...

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