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Dec 31, 2022, 5:22 PM
Uber and Aurora Innovation will expand their driverless pilot program in Texas to meet increased delivery demand during the holidays.
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Reuters | Dec 31, 2022India To Continue Buying Russian Oil, Ministry Source SaysIndia will continue buying Russian oil and even look for term contracts as sanctions allow purchases provided that Western services are not used.2 mins read
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Reuters | Dec 31, 2022G7 Coalition Agrees $60 Per Barrel Price Cap For Russian OilG7 nations and Australia said they had agreed a $60 per barrel price cap on Russian seaborne crude oil.3 mins read
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Reuters | Dec 31, 2022Chip Maker Wolfspeed To Build New U.S. Factory To Meet Surging EV DemandWolfspeed will build a new multi-billion dollar factory in Chatham County, North Carolina to make the raw materials used for chips that power things like electric vehicles.2 mins read
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