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Long queues form at a Shell petrol station in Islington.
As panic buying strikes, the U.K. calls on soldiers and foreign workers to restore order
By Sophie Mellor and Katherine DunnSeptember 27, 2021
Unlit streets, no AC, and higher bills: China’s energy crisis is finally hitting households where it hurts
Energy
Unlit streets, no AC, and higher bills: China’s energy crisis is finally hitting households where it hurts
By Eamon BarrettSeptember 27, 2021
Stock chart
Newsletters
Bitcoin, Ethereum and global stocks climb as investors look to close out the quarter on a high note
By Bernhard WarnerSeptember 27, 2021
Green party (Die Gruenen) co-chairwoman and top candidate for the upcoming federal elections, Annalena Baerbock (r), German Minister of Finance and Social Democratic Party (SPD) top candidate for the federal elections, Olaf Scholz (C) and Free Democratic Party (FDP) chairman and top candidate for the upcoming federal elections, Christian Lindner (L) prior to a discussion board on June 16, 2021 in Berlin, Germany.
Environment
Germany’s new government hangs on a deal between climate activists and capitalism’s defenders
By David MeyerSeptember 27, 2021
Bitcoin and Ether prices have already bounced back from China’s cryptocurrency ban
The Coins
Bitcoin and Ether prices have already bounced back from China’s cryptocurrency ban
By Joanna Ossinger and BloombergSeptember 27, 2021
Evergrande NEV’s shares sink even further after it admits to a ‘serious shortage of funds’
Finance
Evergrande NEV’s shares sink even further after it admits to a ‘serious shortage of funds’
By BloombergSeptember 27, 2021
China may finally be serious about banning cryptocurrencies
Finance
China may finally be serious about banning cryptocurrencies
By Joanna Ossinger, Zheping Huang and BloombergSeptember 27, 2021
Vaccinations in Portugal
Health
Portugal leads the world in COVID-19 vaccinations
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 25, 2021
Huawei executive resolves criminal charges in deal with U.S.
Tech
Huawei executive resolves criminal charges in deal with U.S.
By Eric Tucker, Jim Mustian and The Associated PressSeptember 24, 2021
‘We want to be in control’: Frustrated carmakers upend industry after chip shortage shatters their faith in suppliers
Tech
‘We want to be in control’: Frustrated carmakers upend industry after chip shortage shatters their faith in suppliers
By Christiaan HetznerSeptember 24, 2021
What do a coffee pot, rugged shoes and a scooter have in common? Meet the brands that boomed during the pandemic
Lifestyle
What do a coffee pot, rugged shoes and a scooter have in common? Meet the brands that boomed during the pandemic
By Eric J. LymanSeptember 24, 2021
Mercedes teams with Stellantis to create second European EV battery champion
Energy
Mercedes teams with Stellantis to create second European EV battery champion
By Christiaan HetznerSeptember 24, 2021
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The Ledger
Bitcoin sinks after China says all cryptocurrency-related transactions are illegal and must be banned
By BloombergSeptember 24, 2021
Insulate Britain climate activists block a slip road from the M25 at Junction 25 as part of a campaign intended to push the UK government to make significant legislative change to start lowering emissions on 15th September 2021 in Enfield, United Kingdom.
Energy
Climate protesters blockade U.K.’s busiest trucking port as supply-chain nightmare deepens
By David MeyerSeptember 24, 2021
A WHO-approved Novavax vaccine could upstage mRNA jabs—if it can solve its manufacturing delays
Health
A WHO-approved Novavax vaccine could upstage mRNA jabs—if it can solve its manufacturing delays
By Grady McGregorSeptember 24, 2021
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