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relates to CityLab Daily: Mapping Grocery Delivery’s Reach into Food Deserts
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CityLab Daily: Mapping Grocery Delivery’s Reach into Food Deserts
By Angel Adegbesan
Also today: TKTK, and Mexico’s hottest resort towns struggle with Covid travel boom.
May 11, 2022
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Stellantis to Buy Mercedes and BMW’s Car-Sharing Venture
By William Wilkes
Stellantis NV will acquire the Share Now car-sharing venture formed by BMW AG and Mercedes-Benz AG, the latest shakeup in the industry as automakers struggle to make mobility services profitable.
May 3, 2022
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The 10 Best Muscle-Building Workout Classes in NYC Right Now
It’s time to get back into the gym.
April 29, 2022
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How Many Electric Cars Sold? World EV Fleet Will Soon Hit A 20 Million Milestone
By Colin McKerracher
China and Europe are driving most of the adoption, with North America a distant third source of sales. Up next: emerging markets.
April 8, 2022
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Chief Sustainability Officers Earn Up to $1.5 Million in ESG Hiring Spree
By Jeff Green
An unprecedented hiring spree sweeps up everyone from marketers to scientists to plot the ESG future of companies
April 8, 2022
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Solar Panels Brought Electricity to Remote Indonesian Village, Then Darkness
The network gave villagers in Indonesia consistent power for the first time — until international funding ran out.
March 24, 2022
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Africa Needs Off-Grid Support to Avoid 30 Million Losing Access
By Paul Burkhardt
Off-grid power development in Africa needs support to prevent at least 30 million people from losing electricity access after disruptions related to the global pandemic caused many distributors to struggle to remain operational, according to a new report.
March 23, 2022
relates to Tencent Declares ‘Reckless’ Tech Era Over as Growth Tanks
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Tencent Declares ‘Reckless’ Tech Era Over as Growth Tanks
By Zheping Huang
Tencent Holdings Ltd. pledged to embrace China’s new paradigm of stricter government oversight after reporting its slowest growth on record, declaring the end of an era that nurtured some of the world’s largest and most profitable corporations.
March 23, 2022
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Smartphone Giant Xiaomi Jumps After Joining China Buyback Wave
By Edwin Chan and Yuan Gao
Xiaomi Corp. jumped as much as 6.3% after posting better-than-expected results and declaring it will begin buying as much as HK$10 billion ($1.3 billion) of its own shares.
March 22, 2022
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Does Apple (AAPL) Sell a Wireless Router? What Happened to the Apple AirPort?
By Mark Gurman
Apple’s new monitor isn’t getting off to a particularly strong start, but I still think the company should do more to bolster its Mac lineup—namely, selling Wi-Fi routers again. Also: a look at the iPhone 14’s chips and the iPhone SE’s secret feature.
March 20, 2022