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The EU Commission is currently researching a new satellite system which could automatically slow speeding cars, but there are safety and privacy concerns.
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Marcel Fratzscher regards the abolition of early retirement without deductions as the most important element of pension reform. He estimates the savings at just under ten billion euros.
Brent for October settlement fell 5.2% to $83.32 a barrel at 6:01 a.m. in London.
For more than half a year, the former Minister of Finance has been deputy head of Autoland. Handelsblatt has been following him. How is Christian Lindner doing in his new job?
Singapore’s payments industry is getting a new conduct playbook at a time when digital wallets, cross-border transfers and instant payments have become part of daily life for consumers and businesses.
The president’s pretext of stopping forced labour is only a ruse – he is trying to grab a share of global trade for the US Here he goes again.
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