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World to reckon with future of fossil fuels at COP28 climate summit

K'taka Industries Minister invites global chip and automotive tech companies to invest in stateFord CEO says UAW holding labor deal 'hostage' over fate of battery plants

Poor Things might not be a feminist film, but it’s certainly reflective of this mad world we live in

L&T bags over Rs 7,000 cr order from MMRDA for underground road tunnel projectredBus partners with UP State Road Transportation CorpLithium Americas in talks with US Energy Dept for USD 1 bn loan

Poor Things might not be a feminist film, but it’s certainly reflective of this mad world we live in

Russia's Novak says fuel export ban yielding positive resultsPopular Vehicles and Services files IPO papers with Sebi again

Poor Things might not be a feminist film, but it’s certainly reflective of this mad world we live in

RBI reviews flow of credit to MSME sector

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Tesla shows interest in Sunrise New Energy's battery componentsDid Europe just start a trade war with China over electric cars?

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