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Ecuador reintroduces fuel subsidies
Oct 14, 2019

Ecuador reintroduces fuel subsidies

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Following protests, Ecuador's government has reintroduced fuel subsidies. Japan's Softbank is reported to be seeking control of office space company WeWork. The challenges in India to widespread use of electric cars.

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