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Business ticker: Transport Minister wants Germany ticket for occasional drivers

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Business ticker: Transport Minister wants Germany ticket for occasional drivers

ABB expands electrification business in Asia +++ Musk promises every American child a SpaceX stock +++ VW apparently plans to freeze salaries by 2030 +++ News on the company live blog

Does social status depend on genes? A book cannot find a publisher. The dispute is still raging.

Road construction projects in a public-private partnership are again increasingly discussed – including at the investment summit on Tuesday. In France, the advantages of the model are evident.

It is a strategic decision, an investment in European production and in the security of supply of the continent, says head Belén Garijo.

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