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Provided by Dow Jones By Jack Denton NIO will compete against Chinese rival XPeng with its push into Norway Chinese electric-vehicle company NIO will make a landmark move later this year by pushing into its first market outside of China, the company said on Wednesday. NIO (NIO) will expand into Norway, one of the most electric-vehicle-obsessed countries in the world, with the group's first service and delivery center set to open in the capital Oslo in September. Four more spaces will come in 2022 in Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, and Kristiansand, as the after-sal...

Life With Ferris: Rock City Isn't Just For Tourists Monday, April 5, 2021 - by Ferris Robinson Matthew Dutton with Maloria at Rock City Villa Aviana by Jack Denton Ferris Robinson Rock City is not just for tourists. Neither is it only for folks to wander through its immaculately landscaped natural beauty, leashed dogs in tow. Although it is a wonderful spot to be awed by the wonders of nature and the artistic hand of man, it’s also a spot for the art connoisseur.  Rock City now has several sculptures in the midst of breathtaking arrays of native blooming plants. Ranging in size and ...

Why you should buy palladium and sell platinum Platinum has gained 63% over the past year but now it could be palladium’s turn to shine. 2 Apr 2021 Palladium and platinum, two “cousin” metals and both part of the platinum-group metals (PGMs) on the periodic table, are used in catalytic converters and other industrial applications. Palladium is trading around $2,670 an ounce, with platinum on $1,177 an ounce.  Analysts at Citi think palladium could hit $3,000 by the third quarter of this year, says Jack Denton in Barron’s. A surge in catalytic-converter demand as many countries tigh...

Washington Free Beacon Florida State University / YouTube screenshot Florida State University's student government will vote next week on a resolution to divest from Israel. According to a copy of the resolution obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, student senators will vote on whether the school should divest from Caterpillar, Motorola Solutions, Hewlett Packard, and G4S—all companies with ties to the Jewish state. The resolution claims that the companies supply Israel with products used to "violate human rights in the occupied Palestinian Territories," and that the university i...

Provided by Dow Jones By Jack Denton Rollout of vaccine across Europe can begin assuming the European Commission follows the European Medicines Agency recommendation to authorize the shot The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Moderna has been cleared by the European Union's medical regulator, paving the way for the vaccine to be rolled out in the 27-member bloc. The European Medicines Agency said on Jan. 6 that it was recommending that the vaccine be granted authorization in the EU by the European Commission, the bloc's executive branch. Shares in Cambridge, Mass....