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Twitter says you can speak rather than type when you tweet

Bloomberg Twitter Inc. will let users record and post their tweets as short audio clips directly in the app, which other users can then listen to from their Twitter feed. The idea is to give people more space to share than allowed by typing the maximum 280 characters. “Sometimes 280 characters aren’t enough and some conversational nuances are lost in …

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Lyft says all rides will be in electric cars by end of 2030

Bloomberg Lyft Corp. is committing to make 100% of its trips in electric vehicles by the end of 2030. But to get there, it’ll need the support of policymakers and automakers, a robust charging network, and most of all, its drivers’ cooperation. Ride-hailing companies have struggled as governments asked citizens to stay home to manage the spread of Covid-19. Uber …

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Ambani nears deal to buy stake in Amazon’s partner

Bloomberg Reliance Industries Ltd. is closing in on a deal that would see it acquire stakes in some units of Future Group, people familiar with the matter said, a move that would bolster the e-commerce ambitions of the conglomerate and its billionaire Chairman Mukesh Ambani. An agreement between Ambani’s Reliance and Future, which already has a partnership with Amazon.com Inc., …

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Oil shows signs of stronger demand despite virus danger

Bloomberg The oil market showed signs of tighter supply as key gauges of its health rallied, although concerns remain over a resurgence in coronavirus cases in China and the US. Futures in London and New York gained, while Brent for August was trading above the September contract, a sign of scarcer supply in Europe’s physical market. Oil prices in the …

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Chevron to start sale process for North West Shelf LNG stake

Bloomberg Chevron Corp will start a sales process for its interest in the North West Shelf project in Australia, one of the nation’s first liquefied natural gas export ventures, after receiving a number of approaches from potential buyers. The US energy major has been looking to make cutbacks as the industry grapples with a once-in-a-generation collapse in demand because of …

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Sasol to curb its oil expansion, consider job cuts amid revamp

Bloomberg Sasol Ltd is reining in oil expansion and considering job cuts as part of ongoing efforts to turn the business around and protect itself from market downturns. The overhaul at the South African company follows a 50% slump in its shares this year as oil’s crash strained finances already pummeled by cost overruns at a giant US chemicals project. …

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Ikea to assemble own solar plant

Bloomberg Ikea wants to assemble its own little power plant. The Swedish flat-pack furniture giant plans to cover every inch of rooftop space at one of its 10 Australian megastores, including purpose-built car parks, with solar panels. Together with big-battery storage and other technology, the operation will not only be energy self-sufficient, but will also be able to feed excess …

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India invites bids for coal mines

Bloomberg India officially started opening its coal sector to non-state firms, seeking to end a government monopoly on mining and selling the fuel. The country launched its first auction process, which will cover 41 mines, the Ministry of Coal said. The ministry expects the mines to generate $4.3 billion of capital investment over the next 5-7 years, and boost the …

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China boosts renewable power subsidies 7.5% to $13b

Bloomberg China boosted its budget for renewable power subsidies to 92.36 billion yuan ($13 billion), 7.5% more than it spent last year. Solar power is the big winner, with incentives set to rise 14% compared to last year’s level, while wind payments will be 3.2% lower, the Ministry of Finance said on its website. The subsidy budget would cover existing …

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