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12 Oct 2019

Blue Bird Introduces Indonesia's First Fleet of Electric Taxis

The group plans to increase its electric vehicle fleet to 200 by next year as it seeks to contribute to efforts to improve air quality in the capital.

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11 Oct 2019

Gas pumps are disappearing in Norway as electric cars are taking over

Norway is adopting electric cars faster than any other country and it is already affecting gas stations. Some are disappearing and others are slowly reducing their capacity.

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09 Oct 2019

Best Gold Bars to Buy for Investment

In this article, we'll discuss the best gold bars to buy for investment and what factors you should consider when making your purchase.

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09 Oct 2019

Mark Valek - Inflated Fiat Money: The Fuel For All Economic Bubbles

SBTV's latest guest is Mark Valek, co-author of the In Gold We Trust report and partner of Incrementum AG. We asked Mark about the impact on the ECB's negative interest rate policy on savers in Europe and why fiat money is the biggest bubble right now.

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07 Oct 2019

Volvo and Geely to merge engine units in electric car push

Volvo wants half of its global sales fully electric by 2025, and for the remainder to run on engines for gas-electric hybrids supplied by the new unit formed with Geely.

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05 Oct 2019

This could be the next gold mine for Tesla and other electric vehicles

Charging stations will outnumber gas stations, and batteries will be better and cheaper

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03 Oct 2019

Volkswagen's truck unit to pour 2b euros into electric vehicles

Volkswagen's Traton truck division plans to spend more than 2 billion euros over the next five years on electric vehicles and digital offerings in a bid to keep pace with the industry's "radical" transformation.

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02 Oct 2019

Jeff Deist - Monetary Inflation Punishing Savings Is One Of The Greatest Crimes In Human History

SBTV speaks with Jeff Deist, President of the Mises Institute, about how convoluted economics is today when it is dominated by Keynesian ideas and the Federal Reserve's practice to throw mismanaged banks a credit lifeline through bailouts and quantitative easing.

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