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As well as my plan to cut business rates next year and to abolish them completely, to ensure high streets and small businesses can thrive and some of the biggest companies, particularly online businesses are paying their fair share of taxes. it paying their fair share of taxes. it does provide money for streetlights and public places. how would you fund those services if you are not getting business rates money? it is getting business rates money? it is about getting business rates money? it 3 about levelling the playing field with taxation. we had a situation where another six months of this ...

Here's the thing, i guess the fbi missed this most of the time. it is relatives who turn in relatives. that's number one. we arty knew that. here's the deal. if we want to kick in this house and there would have been -- i do legos with my kids. if you would put the capital together, you are a serious dude. and if i see that capital put together with streetlights and everything, i am like this as -- we have to watch him. he is a terrorist. he made a model of this state and client everything. he had the plan but it never got out of the box. and i didn't spend a whole lot of time studying a law b...

Dispute over gasoline in metery, louisiana. tensions are still high here and people are getting very, very frustrated with the lack of power, with the oppressive heat. but we do have good news. the visual behind me will tell you a long line of streetlights back here, downtown new orleans had much of the power restored. the energy power company and mayor, latoy toya pointed to ne week for power. entergy said much if not all of the power in baton rouge should be restored by midway next week. it a slow grind in getting power back, laura, but making some progress. >> at least there is progress. wh...

Noida: As many as one lakh LED lights have been installed in the city in the past three years.

Greater Noida: The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has decided to set up a centralised monitoring system to maintain streetlights in the city. Under the new system, for which Rs 74 crore has been earmarked, lights would be added along streets and defunct ones replaced without any delay. The new system will also allow the authority officials to view the status of a light — whether it is defunct or not — on a dashboard. The move will fast-track the process of repairing lights. As of now, faults in streetlights are attended to only after residents lodge complaints. Da...