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China to Force Green Society in Hainan by Phasing Out Gasoline Cars
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The resort island of Hainan may become a key proving ground for China’s push to lead the world in electric-vehicle adoption. China aims to phase out sales of fossil-fuel vehicles in the province, and to accelerate the use of new-energy…
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Los Angeles Wins Suit Against Sessions Over Immigration Policy
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Self-Driving Cars Meet Their New Nemesis: Local Politicians
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For countless cities, here’s the toughest lozenge to swallow: Their mayors don’t actually have hold of their streets. This is the case of the metro Phoenix area, where Google’s self-driving sister firm Waymo is testing cars without moves inside. And…
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Self-Driving Cars Will Kill Things You Love (And a Few You Hate)
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Electric autoes, robo taxis and self-driving trucks are coming to change national societies we live in–possibly sooner than you think. Limited tests of driverless gondolas are already happening today and they’ll be in use everywhere within six years old, is…
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A Bid to Solve Californias Housing Crisis Could Redraw How Cities Grow
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Scott Wiener, the California state senator representing San Francisco, has a pretty good mind for how to save “the worlds”. In knowledge, sitting in a coffee shop in his city’s Financial District, Wiener seems downright vexes that anyone would be…
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Atlanta Falcons Broke the Rules of Stadium Food and It Paid Off
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When the Atlanta Falcons announced the food expenditures at their new $1.5 billion stadium –$ 2 hot dog and sodas,$ 3 nachos,$ 5 brew — followers loved it, and beings in other municipals started pushing their local ownership groupsto follow…
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Nike’s U.S. Slump Persists
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Nike Inc. is still striving in North America, even as it forms gains in most other regions. The world’s largest sports label announced quarterly auctions that fell short of estimates in its residence busines, while beating them in Greater China…
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Squeezed for Space, Hong Kong Converts Caverns into Real Estate
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Hong Kong, to put it simply, is running out of chamber. More than 7 million people lives in the 427 square mile autonomous areas of the People’s Republic of China. Country parks take over 41 percentage of the ground mass,…
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California’s Hepatitis A Outbreak Is the Future Poking Us in the Face
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It wasn’t simply that parties were getting sick–it was who. And how many. Hepatitis A is a viral ailment that mainly criticizes the liver, and if it gets serious–as it can in the elderly and immune-compromised people–it can be lethal….
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Billionaire Joe Ricketts Shuts Down Gothamist and DNAinfo
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DNAinfo and Gothamist, which recounted the daily grind of New York City life, are shutting down in the latest ratify of struggle for online media. The decision to close both websites was announced in a letter posted on their homepages…
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