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Canada's best oligopolies: The top stocks - The Globe and Mail - Vimarsana News

Canada's best oligopolies: The top stocks - The Globe and Mail

Consumers may grumble, but sectors with limited competition are great for investors

32 of the best 90s style icons, from Julia Roberts to Kate Moss - Vimarsana News

32 of the best 90s style icons, from Julia Roberts to Kate Moss

From Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell to Aaliyah and Princess Diana, these stars made the 90s the most adventurous and stylish decade in fashion.

Lucid Handed Another Billion Dollar Lifeline From Saudi Arabia - Vimarsana News

Lucid Handed Another Billion Dollar Lifeline From Saudi Arabia

Plus GM will stop sharing your driving data and Tesla must demo how to safety use Full-Self Driving before selling cars

Ofgem should not be used to effectively renationalise the energy market - Vimarsana News

Ofgem should not be used to effectively renationalise the energy market

As if electricity pricing were not complicated enough, the regulator Ofgem has proposed varying the cap depending on the time of day. Since the system was introduced, prices have been capped per unit on a universal basis covering some 29 million households on standard tariffs. It is estimated that the annual energy bill for a household using a “typical” amount of energy will fall to £1,690 from April – the lowest for two years. Even so, bills remain 49 per cent higher than pre-2021 levels.

Source: yahoo.com
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EU nature restoration laws face collapse as member states withdraw support - Vimarsana News

EU nature restoration laws face collapse as member states withdraw support

The EU’s nature restoration laws, which were due to be rubber-stamped in a vote by member states on Monday, now “appear on the verge of collapse”